Part I. Introduction
Risks, Reform, Resistance, and Revival, Maria Green Cowles and Michael Smith
Part II. Conceptualizing the European Union
The EU after the 1990s: Explaining Continuity and Change, John Peterson and Elizabeth Bomberg
The EU after Amsterdam: Towards a Theoretical Approach to (Differentiated) Integration, Sieglinde Gstöhl
The Paradox of the European Polity, Jo Shaw and Antje Wiener
Part III. Monetary Union: Ideas, Interests, and Impact
Monetary Policy and the EU: Ideas and Evolution, Amy Verdun
ECOFIN-11 and the European Central Bank: Game Theoretic Perspective, Miriam Campanella
EMU and the New Political Economy of Adjustment, Erik Jones
Part IV. Enlargement: Understanding Past, Present, and Future
EU Enlargement: A Neglected Subject, Helen Wallace
Eastern Enlargement: Risk, Rationality, and Role-Compliance, Ulrich Sedelmeier
The Enlargement: A Complex Juggling Act, Lykke Friis and Anna Murphy
Part V. Institutions and Identity: Capacities, Legitimacy, and Perception
The European Commission: Diminishing Returns to Entrepreneurship, Mitchell Smith
Democracy, Legitimacy, and the European Parliament, Roger M. Scully
Do You Hear What I Hear? Translation, Expansion, and Crisis in the European Court of Justice, Paul Mullen
Blairism in Brussels: The Third Way in Europe since Amsterdam, Mark Pollack
On Being European: The Character and Consequences of European Identity, David Michael Green
EU Trade Policy: The Exclusive versus Shared Competence Debate, Sophie Meunier and Kalypso Nicolaidis
Flexibility or Renationalization: Effects of Enlargement on Environmental Policy, Ingmar von Homeyer, Alexander Carius, and Stefani Bar
How Defense "Spilled Over" into CFSP: Western European Union and the European Security and Defense Identity, J. Bryan Collester
Resisting Reform or Risking Revival? Renegotiating the Lome Convention, Martin Holland