Dr. Diane Fromage
Univ.-Prof.
University of Salzburg
Edmundsburg, Mönchsberg 2, 5020 Salzburg
Tel.: + 43 (0)662 / 8044-7608
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Recent Publications
Books:
- Fromage, Diane, Héritier, Adrienne, Weismann, Paul (2025) ‘ EU Regulatory Responses to Crisis‘, Oxford, Oxford University Press.
- Fromage, Diane (2024) ‘ Redefining EU Membership‘, Oxford, Oxford University Press.
- Fromage, Diane, Beukers, Thomas, Monti, Giorgi (2022), ‘ The New European Central Bank: Taking Stock and Looking Ahead‘, Oxford, Oxford University Press.
Journal Articles:
- Fromage, Diane, D’Ambrosio, Raffaele (2025) ‘ Member States’ Insitutional Arrangements for banking resolution compared‘, Quaderni di Ricerca Giuridica dell Consulenza Legale, Banca d’Italia.
- Fromage, Diane (2025) ‘ Complexity in the EU’s Resolution Mechanism: An Expanding but Unavoidable Phenomen?’, European Business Organization Law Review.
- Fromage, Diane (2025) ‘The organizational architecture of bank crisis management in the BU: a study in complexity’, Special Issue: ‘Banking resolution at Ten: Experiences and Open Issues’. Jens-Hinrich Binder and Christos Hadjiemmanuil (Ed.), European Business Organization Law Review.
- Fromage, Diane, D’Ambrosio, Raffaele (2024) ‘ EU Financial Integration since the Great Financial Crisis: Consequences for EU and national authorities‘, Quaderno die recerca giuridica della Banca d’Italia.
- Fromage, Diane (2024) ‘ Novo Banco:yet another Illustration for the Need for a strong(er) Banking Union (Op Ed)‘, EU Law Live.
- Fromage, Diane (2024) ‘ Banking Union: legal protection against the determination of a resolution concept according the SRMR‘, Wirtschaftliche Blätter, p. 471-477.
Book Chapters:
- Fromage, Diane, Weismann, Paul, Héritier, Adrienne (2025) ‘ EU Regulatory Responses to Crisis: Adaption or Transformation‘, Oxford, Oxford University Press, p. 177-202.
- Fromage, Diane (2024) ‘ Introduction’ (Re-)defining Membership? Current and future perspectives for EU Differentiated Integration in ‘(Re-)defining membership: Differentiation in and outside the European Union’, Diane Fromage (Ed.), Oxford, Oxford University Press, p. 1-24.
