Ms Flore Vanackère is doing her PhD on the mutation of the institutional and normative role and structure of the traditional EU institutions and the evolution of the EU-citizen’s political representation in a context characterized by growing globalization, complexification and institutional proliferation. She focuses on the impact of the Eurozone’s construction and evolution on the EU legal order, in terms of institutional and normative transformation and adaptation, as well as in terms of legitimacy and representation. Her theoretical approach uses theory of Law and complexity theory, in order to better understand and describe the interactions between the national and the EU and international levels, as well as those existing between the emerging Eurozone’s legal order and the EU legal order. This interdisciplinary approach mobilizing traditional theory of legal orders on the one hand, and complex systems theory on the other hand, aims at a better understanding of the ongoing mutations currently affecting the EU, and at the building and development of adaptive governance tools.