Titlebook: EU External Action in International Economic Law; Recent Trends and De Mads Andenas,Luca Pantaleo,Cristina Contartese Book 2020 T.M.C. Asse

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the European Union and its partners. In this chapter we deal with European investment protection under CETA, including how this may be affected by recent case law of the European Court of Justice. Both provide important additions to the growing body of principles of European investment protection. I

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ning the relationship between EU law and international law. This chapter critically examines whether the Court of Justice of the European Union is addressing the issue of autonomy in a way that is conceptually sound. Based on an analysis of both the early external relations case law in which the pri

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exclusive prerogative of the Commission and the Council, since the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty Parliament has acquired a significant role in the conclusion of international agreements, its consent now being required for almost all international agreements of the European Union. Moreover,

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ion by the Court of Justice of the European Union, including especially . and .. The present chapter aims to illustrate the resulting ex ante review of the EU’s competence in the field of trade and investment, the legal instruments providing that review, and its effects on the procedure and design o

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Jens Steffek,Francesca Antoniniment agreements between Member States. Siding with its arguments, the Court of Justice has recently confirmed that intra-EU investment agreements are liable to undermine the autonomy of EU law. On the other hand, in negotiations with Canada, Singapore and Vietnam, the Commission is not prepared to l

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-11011-0otect the Union autonomy where EU law is the applicable law. This analysis will take into consideration the different nature of Union law—as international or domestic law—distinguishing four different typologies of international disputes. The first of the four categories is the so-called . EU Member

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,Prüfung und Messung der Leuchtfarben,air and equitable treatment and (indirect) expropriation. The chapter takes into account states’ treaty-making experiences, arbitral practice relating to the interpretation of these principles and the legal-political interplay between the two. Through this analysis, the chapter attempts to demonstra

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