Market Supervision in the European Union: Integrated Administration in Constitutional Context -- Copyright -- Contents -- Summary -- Acknowledgments -- Table of Legislation -- Table of Cases -- 1 Introduction -- A Integrated Administration Upgraded -- B Market Supervision Contextualised -- 2 United in National Institutional Inclusiveness -- A The Many Formats of Institutional Inclusiveness in EU Market Supervision -- I The Concept of Market Supervision in EU Law -- II National Institutional Inclusiveness and EU Market Supervision -- 1 The European Commission and Integrated Competition Law Supervision: From Nothing to Everything to Everyone -- 2 EU Supervisory Agencies -- 3 EU Networks of Supervisory Authorities -- 4 Indirect Coordination of National Supervisory Authorities -- 5 The European Central Bank as Integrated Credit Institution Supervisor -- 6 Inclusion Beyond Diversity -- B Constitutional Benchmarks Underlying National Institutional Inclusiveness -- I EU Constitutional Law as Dynamically Engineered Architecture -- II Architectural Benchmarks of Integrated EU Market Supervision -- 1 Legal Basis -- 2 Effective Judicial Protection -- 3 Mutual Cooperative Accountability Entitlements -- 4 From Benchmarks to Reality -- 3 Constitutional Benchmarks of EU Market Supervision in Practice Operational Support in EU Integrated Administration -- A Treaty Legal Bases: Uncovering an Operational Support Template -- I Directly Mandated Market Supervision: Art. 103 TFEU and the Shifting Balance between Effective Supervision and Simplified Administration -- 1 Regulation 1/2003 and its Legal Basis -- 2 Article 103(2) TFEU as Supranational Operational Support Basis -- 3 (The Charter of) Fundamental Rights as Complementary Operational Support Basis.

II Indirectly Mandated Market Supervision: Art. 114 TFEU and the Enhanced Operational Support Reading in the Wake of Enisa -- 1 The Virtually Unlimited 'Approximation' Mandate in Article 114 TFEU -- 2 Virtually Unlimited 'Methods for the Approximation' of National Laws? -- 3 Constructing an Operational Support Framework on the Basis of Article 114 TFEU -- 4 ECHA, BEREC and ACER: Operational Support under Construction? -- 5 (Un-)Intended Consequences of Article 114 TFEU Operational Support -- III Alternative Legal Bases? -- B Effective Judicial Protection: Structuring Operational Support -- I Effective Judicial Protection as Organisational Standard -- II Enhanced Supranational Judicial Review as Inspirational Framework -- 1 Review of Commission Decision-making Structures in EU Competition Law -- 2 Judicial Review of Supervisory Agencies' Decisions: Building Blocks for Integrated Market Supervision -- III From Fair Trial to Effective Judicial Protection: Nudging National Inclusion into Integrated Supervision Mechanisms -- 1 EU-induced National Judicial Review Standards in the Light of Article 6 ECHR -- 2 'Network Effects' of Judicial Protection? -- C Integrated Market Supervision: A bundle of 'Mutual Cooperative' Accountability Entitlements? -- I Conflict Resolution and Mutual Control Entitlements -- 1 (Quasi-)Hierarchical Conflict Resolution and Accountability Mechanisms in EU Competition Law -- 2 Combined Hierarchical and Heterarchical Conflict Resolution and Accountability Structures Accompanying EU Supervisory Agencies -- II Institutional Adaptation Entitlements in the Name of Mutual Accountability? -- 1 Hierarchical Adaptations in EU Competition Law -- 2 Nudging National Authorities? -- III Accountability Entitlements as a Toolkit for Integrated Administration -- D A Constitution of Operational Support.

4 Constitutional Principles of Operational Support -- A EU Competence Conferral in Constitutional Context -- I The Treaty Framework of Conferred Competences -- II Substantive Subsidiarity and EU Competence Conferral Principles -- B Operationalising Substantive Subsidiarity in EU Integrated Administration: Regulatory Coopetition as a Framework of Understanding -- I EU Competence Conferral in Substantive Subsidiarity Context: from Economic Theory to Legal Reality -- II Promoting Regulatory Coopetition in Integrated Administration -- C Towards Reflexive Regulatory Coopetition Principles: Integrated Market Supervision Reconstructed -- I Regulatory Coopetition and EU Competence Conferral Principles -- II Towards Reflexive Regulatory Coopetition in the Realm of EU Market Supervision -- III Reflexive Regulatory Coopetition and the Institutional Design of Supranational Market Supervision Mechanisms -- IV Reflexive Regulatory Coopetition as Institutional Settlement -- V Integrated Market Supervision: a Constitutional Work in Progress -- 5 Imperfect Solidarity: Integrated Administration in Constitutional Context -- A Operational Support, Reflexive Regulatory Coopetition and EU Integrated Administration: Subsidiarity as Imperfect Solidarity -- I EU Integrated Administration Between Subsidiarity and Federalism -- II Subsidiarity as Institutionalised Administrative Solidarity -- III Institutionalised Administrative Solidarity as Imperfect Governance Model -- B The Missing Link in EU Institutionalised Solidarity: Reflexive Legal Principles and the Relocation of Legitimacy Debates -- I Institutionalised Solidarity Between Output and Input Legitimacy -- II Relocation Without Resolution.

6 Concluding Perspectives on the Constitutional Contextualisation of EU Administrative Law -- A Looking Back… -- B …In Order to Move Forward -- References -- Index.