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European Parliament Studies (10.11.2015)

10 November 2015

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- Implementing the Lisbon Treaty: Improving the Functioning of the EU on Justice and Home Affairs (pdf)

"This Study examines the functioning of EU Justice and Home Affairs (JHA) cooperation in light of the reforms and innovations introduced by the Lisbon Treaty since the end of 2009. It identifies the main challenges and deficits characterising the practical and effective implementation of these transformations and suggests specific ways for the European Parliament to address them."

- WORKSHOP: Dual use export controls (92 pages, pdf)

"The study concludes that the system’s effectiveness could be improved in a number of ways, but that this requires an effort to mobilise political will at different levels and across different institutions within the EU and its Member States, and to enhance human resources, cooperation and capacity-building."

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