The General Law of E.C. External Relations

Sweet & Maxwell, 2000

Editors:
Alan Dashwood & Christophe Hillion

Authors:
Alan Dashwood & John Heliskoski, The Classic Authorities Revisited
Ilona Cheyne, Haegeman, Demired and their progeny
Angela Ward, The Bangladesh and EDF Judgements
Takis Tridimas, The WTO and OECD Opinions
Antony Arnull, Left to its own devices? Opinion 2/94 and the protection of Fundamental Rights in the European Union
Joni Heliskoski, Internal Struggle for international Presence: The exercise of voting rights within the FAO
Steve Peers, Fragmentation or evasion in the Community’s Development Policy? The Impact of the Portugal v. Council
Alan Dashwood, The Attribution of External Relations Competence
Nanette Neuwahl, The WTO Opinion and implied external powers of the Community: A Hidden Agenda?
Alec Burnside, The Scope of The Common Commercial Policy Post-Opinion 1/94: Clouds and Silver Linings
Steve Peers, E.C. Frameworks of International Relations: Cooperation, Partnership, Association
David O’Keeffe, Exclusive, Concurrent and Shared Competence
Allan Rosas, The European Union and mixed Agreements
Ramon Torrent, The Fourth Pillar of the European Union after the Amsterdam Treaty
Christiaan Timmermans, Organising Joint Participation of E.C. and Member States
Stephen Hyett, The Duty of Cooperation: A Flexible Concept
Ilona Cheyne, International Instruments as a Source of Community Law
Alan Dashwood, E.C. External Provisions Post-Amsterdam
Christophe Hillion, Common Strategies and the Interface between E.C. External Relations and the CFSP: Lessons of the Partnership between E.U. and Russia