Mixed Agreements Revisited : The EU and Its Member States in the World.

Prelims -- Acknowledgements -- Summary Contents -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- Introduction -- 1 Opening Remarks-Evolution of Mixity since the Leiden 1982 Conference -- Part I Typology of Mixed Agreements -- 2 A Typology of Mixed Bilateral Agreements -- 3 Cross-pillar Mixity: Combining Competences in the Conclusion of EU International Agreements -- Part II The Constitutional Framework -- 4 Federalism and Foreign Affairs: Mixity as a (Inter)national Phenomenon -- 5 Mixity and Coherence in EU External Relations: The Significance of the 'Duty of Cooperation' -- 6 Interpretation of Mixed Agreements -- 7 Adoption of Positions under Mixed Agreements (Implementation) -- 8 Disconnection Clauses in EU Law and Practice -- 9 Beware of the Trojan Horse: Dispute Settlement in (Mixed) Agreements and the Autonomy of the EU Legal Order -- 10 International Responsibility for EU Mixed Agreements -- Part III Practice and Actors of Mixed Agreements -- 11 Mixity in Practice: Some Problems and Their (Real or Possible) Solution -- 12 Curse or Blessing? Mixed Agreements in the Recent Practice of the European Union and its Member States -- 13 Mixed Agreements from the Perspective of the European Parliament -- 14 Mixity in Practice-A View from The Netherlands -- 15 Mixity in Practice-A Member State Practitioner's Perspective -- 16 Mixity Seen from Outside the EU but Inside the Internal Market -- 17 Mixity from the Outside: the Perspective of a Treaty Partner -- Part IV The Future of Mixed Agreements -- 18 Mixity in the Era of the Treaty of Lisbon -- 19 The Future of Mixity -- Index.

This book provides a comprehensive and up-to-date analysis of the legal and practical problems raised by mixed agreements.

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