September 10, 2025„Law • Education • Security”

Extra-treaty changes to treaties: ultra vires actions, creeping competences and decision-making outside the state

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The European Union has evolved dynamically, leading to discrepancies between formal treaties and actual practices.
Competence creep and state bypassing illustrate the dissonance in EU institutions' operations against treaty limitations.
Ultra vires actions highlight the challenges in defining the legal scope of EU decision-making in the context of ongoing changes.
The ongoing legal framework appears unable to keep pace with the practical developments in EU governance.

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Analysis reveals competence creep and ultra vires actions in EU decision-making, indicating tensions between formal treaties and operational practices.

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Jarosław Szymanek (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23bd7b210217d647869cc https://doi.org/10.52694/les.i/2025.10

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Analysis reveals competence creep and ultra vires actions in EU decision-making, indicating tensions between formal treaties and operational practices.

Extra-treaty changes to treaties: ultra vires actions, creeping competences and decision-making outside the state

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Extra-treaty changes to treaties: ultra vires actions, creeping competences and decision-making outside the state

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