"This edited volume is the result of a workshop on 'Facultative Mixity in the Post- Lisbon Legal Order' organized by the Ghent European Law Institute on 28 September 2018." --ECIP acknowledgements. Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
Introduction : Facultative Mixity, More than Just a Childhood Disease of EU Law? / Merijn Chamon and Inge Govaere -- Mixity Past, Present and Future : Some Observations / Allan Rosas -- 'Facultative' and 'Functional' Mixity Consonant with the Principle of Partial and Imperfect Conferral / Inge Govaere -- Facultative Mixity in the Light of the Principle of Subsidiarity / -- Isabelle Bosse- Platiere and Marise Cremona -- Facultative Mixity and Sincere Cooperation / Christophe Hillion and Merijn Chamon -- Existence or Exercise of EU Competence? : from Supervening Exclusivity to Institutional Balance in Limiting Facultative Mixity / Merijn Chamon -- Facultative Mixity and the European Union's Trade and Investment Agreements / Gesa KuĀbek and Isabelle Van Damme -- Old Habits Die Hard : Questions of Facultative Mixity in Relation to the Common Foreign and Security Policy / Peter Van Elsuwege -- Facultative Mixity in the Area of Freedom Security and Justice / -- Claudio Matera and Mauro Gatti -- Facultative Mixity after the Singapore Opinion : Clarity or Fresh Doubts? / Luca Prete -- On 'Facultative' Mixity : Some Views from the North of the Rue de la Loi / Fernando Castillo de la Torre -- Mixity versus Unity : a View from the Other Side of the Rue de la Loi / Sonja Boelaert -- Mixed Agreements from the Perspective of the European Parliament / Anders Neergaard -- Facultative Mixity in the International Legal Order : Tolerating European Exceptionalism? / Jed Odermatt -- The Netherlands and (Facultative) Mixity : Pragmatism over Principles? / Liesbeth A Campo, Andrea Ott and Ramses Wessel -- Mixed Agreements in the Italian Legal Order / Carlo Tovo -- The Reception of EU Facultative Mixity in Germany's Constitutional Order / Wolfgang Weiss -- Retour sur la Competence Externe Partagee de l'Union : L'arret cotif et les Conditions de sa mise en Application / Diego Colas -- Shaping the Future of Mixity / Joni Heliskoski
Summary:
"The phenomenon of mixity, i.e. international agreements concluded by both the European Union (EU) and (some or all of) the EU Member States on the one part and one (or more) subject(s) of international law on the other part,1 in the European Union's external action is as old as the field of the external relations of the EU/ the European Economic Community (EEC) itself"-- Provided by publisher.
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