Buch, Englisch, 640 Seiten, HC runder Rücken kaschiert, Format (B × H): 160 mm x 241 mm, Gewicht: 1144 g
Buch, Englisch, 640 Seiten, HC runder Rücken kaschiert, Format (B × H): 160 mm x 241 mm, Gewicht: 1144 g
ISBN: 978-90-6704-129-4
Verlag: T.M.C. Asser Press
Important practical and theoretical issues remain to be explored and discussed in respect of the so-called three pillars of the European Union (European Communities, Common Foreign and Security Policy, Police and Judicial Co-operation in Criminal Matters) in relation to international law.
In practical examples, developed in 25 original essays written by both practitioners and scholars from European institutions and universities, this book seeks to stimulate discussion on relations and conflicts between the EU and international legal orders. Current issues are addressed including the suspension of rights of Member States in international organisations, the definition of the precautionary principle under WTO and EC law, the UN Convention against transnational organised crime, and the participation of the EU; the EU and its involvement in international humanitarian law, and the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights related to international instruments.
Although changing, the relationship between the European Union and international law has not given rise to many publications - this book seeks to establish a dialogue between EU lawyers and international lawyers, in order to focus on the relationship between EU and international law.
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The European Union and International Law.- Legal Personality of the European Union — International and Institutional Aspects.- Suspension of Rights by International Organisations: The European Union, The European Communities and Other International Organisations.- The European union and International Human Rights Instruments.- The Relationship Between The European Convention on Human Rights and The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights.- The European Communities and the International Legal Order.- Thirty Years of Case-Law by the European Court of Justice on International Law: A Pragmatic Approach Towards Its Integration.- Decisions of Bodies Established by International Agreements and the Community Legal Order.- Individual Third Countries, Member States, the European Community and the World at Large: How Do They Fit Together?.- How Safe Is Safe? The EU, The USA and the WTO Codex Alimentarius Debate on Food Safety Issues.- Regulating Scientific Expertise with Regard to Risks Deriving from Genetically Modified Organisms: Procedural Rules on Risk Assessment Committees under European Community and International Law.- The International Government Procurement Agreement and the EC Legal Order.- The European Community, the WTO — Trips Agreement and the WIPO Conventions.- EC Liability for Non-Implementation of Adopted WTO Panel and Appellate Body Reports.- Extraterritoriality and International Cooperation: The State of Play in EC-USA Relations in Competition Matters.- International and Community Obligations of the Member States in the Field of Social Security Schemes: Which Impact for Migrant Workers?.- A Hurdled Admission: The Integration of the Candidate Countries Into the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice.- Common Foreign and Security Policy and the International Legal Order.- The Conclusion of International Agreements Under Article 24 of the Treaty on European Union.- Common Foreign and Security Policy: International Law Aspects of The Association of Third States with theCommon Positions of The Council of the European Union.- The European Union as an Actor within the United Nations General Assembly.- The EU as a Black Widow: Devouring the WEU to Give Birth to a European Security and Defence Policy.- Inter-Pillar Approaches to the European Security and Defence Policy: The Economic Aspects of Security.- European Union Practice in the Field of International Humanitarian Law: An Overview.- Justice and Home Affairs, Police and Judicial Co-operation in Criminal Matters and the International Legal Order.- The United Nations Convention Against Transnational Organised Crime and the European Union.- A Treaty Labyrinth of Legal Co-Operation in Criminal Matters: Can Europe Find Ariadne’s Thread?.- International Conventions and EU Law on the Illegal Trafficking of Cultural Goods: Complementarity and Conflicts.- Legal and Technical Aspects of Co-Operation Between Europol, Third States, and Interpol.
