Exporting the Acquis Communautaire through European Union External Agreements

Prof. Dr. Roman Petrov

doi:10.5771/9783845231921

Summary

Der Autor beschäftigt sich mit den Außenbeziehungen der EU. Seine Untersuchung zeigt, dass die Außenpolitik der Union auch den Export des Acquis communautaire zum Ziel hat.

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Edition: 1/2011
Copyright Year: 2011
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8329-6434-4
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8452-3192-1
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series: Heidelberger Schriften zum Wirtschaftsrecht und Europarecht
Volume: 64
Language: English
Pages: 313
Product Type: Monograph

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 2 - 14
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Table of Abbreviations No access Pages 15 - 18
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Abstract No access Pages 19 - 20
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Introduction No access Pages 21 - 25
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1. Introduction No access Pages 26 - 29
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2. 1. Historical background of the acquis communautaire No access Pages 29 - 33
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  2. External dimension of the acquis communautaire No access Pages 33 - 34
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  3. Concluding remarks No access Pages 34 - 35
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3. 1. Academic discussion about the context and meaning of the acquis communautaire No access Pages 35 - 40
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  2. Concluding remarks No access Pages 40 - 42
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4. 1. Introduction No access Pages 42 - 42
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    1. Core of the “fundamental acquis” No access
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    2. EU founding Treaties’ objectives and the “fundamental acquis” No access
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    3. General principles of EU law and the “fundamental acquis” No access
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    4. Doctrines and concepts of EU law and the “fundamental acquis” No access
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    5. “Institutional acquis” and the “fundamental acquis” No access
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    6. Concluding remarks No access
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    1. International peremptory norms jus cogens, general principles of international public law and the acquis communautaire No access
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    2. International agreements and the acquis communautaire No access
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    3. Concluding remarks No access
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    1. Elements of the “Union acquis” No access
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    2. Concluding remarks No access
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    1. Elements of EU “soft law” No access
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    2. Concluding remarks No access
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5. 1. Introduction No access Pages 73 - 73
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  2. The “accession acquis” No access Pages 73 - 86
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    1. The acquis communautaire in EU external agreements No access
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    2. The scope of the acquis communautaire and “approximation clauses” in EU external agreements No access
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    3. Sectoral acquis communautaire No access
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6. Conclusion No access Pages 90 - 92
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1. Introduction No access Pages 93 - 93
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    1. Objectives of the EEA Agreement No access
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    2. The scope of the relevant acquis communautaire in the EEA Agreement No access
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    3. Concluding remarks No access
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    1. Objectives of the EC–Switzerland SAs No access
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    2. The scope of the relevant acquis communautaire in the EC–Swiss SAs No access
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    3. Concluding remarks No access
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    1. Objectives of the EAs No access
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    2. The scope of the relevant acquis communautaire in the EAs No access
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    3. Concluding remarks No access
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    1. SAAs objectives No access
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    2. The scope of the acquis communautaire in the SAAs No access
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    1. Introduction No access
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      1. Objectives of the Agreement No access
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      2. The scope of the acquis communautaire to be implemented by Turkey No access
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      3. Concluding remarks No access
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      1. Objectives of the Agreement No access
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      2. The scope of the acquis communautaire in the EC-Israel Agreement No access
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      3. Concluding remarks No access
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      1. Objectives of the EC-Tunisia EMAA No access
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      2. The scope of the acquis communautaire in the EC-Tunisia EMAA No access
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      3. Concluding remarks No access
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    5. Conclusion No access
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    1. Objectives of the PCAs No access
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    2. The scope of the acquis communautaire in the PCAs No access
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    3. Concluding remarks No access
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    1. Objectives of the Cotonou Agreement No access
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    2. The scope of the acquis communautaire in the Cotonou Agreement No access
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    3. Concluding remarks No access
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    1. Introduction No access
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      1. Objectives of the EC-South Africa TDCA No access
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      2. The scope of the acquis communautaire within the EC-South Africa TDCA No access
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      1. Objectives of the EC-Korea Framework Agreement for Trade and Cooperation No access
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      2. The scope of the acquis communautaire in the EC-Korea TDCA No access
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      3. Concluding remarks No access
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      1. Objectives of the EC-Mexico Framework Agreement for Trade and Cooperation No access
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      2. The scope of the acquis communautaire in the EC-Mexico Framework Agreement for Trade and Cooperation No access
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      3. Concluding remarks No access
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      1. Objectives of the EC-MERCOSUR Interregional Framework Cooperation Agreement No access
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      2. The scope of the acquis communautaire in the EC-MERCOSUR IFA No access
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3. Conclusion No access Pages 183 - 186
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1. Introduction No access Pages 187 - 188
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2. 1. Export of the fixed acquis into the legal systems of third countries No access Pages 188 - 190
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    1. Introduction No access
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    2. Homogeneity No access
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    3. Binding and soft-harmonisation commitments No access
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    4. Approximation clauses No access
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    5. Mutual recognition agreements No access
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    6. Regional integration initiatives No access
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    7. Concluding remarks No access
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3. 1. Formal/informal involvement of third countries in the EU decision-making process No access Pages 214 - 220
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  2. Exchange of information No access Pages 220 - 224
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    1. Introduction No access
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    2. Reforms of the EU technical, administrative and financial assistance to third countries (ENPI and DCECI) No access
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    3. Technical, administrative and financial assistance within EU sectoral agreements No access
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    4. Concluding remarks No access
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4. 1. Introduction No access Pages 230 - 230
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  2. The impact of common institutions set up under EU external agreements on the export of the acquis into the legal orders of third countries No access Pages 230 - 236
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  3. Concluding remarks No access Pages 236 - 238
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5. 1. The European Neighbourhood Policy and its impact on the adoption of the acquis communautaire by the judiciary in Ukraine No access Pages 238 - 241
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  2. Adoption of the acquis communautaire by the Ukrainian judiciary No access Pages 241 - 247
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6. Conclusion No access Pages 249 - 252
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7. Overall conclusion No access Pages 252 - 254
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Bibliography No access Pages 255 - 262
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Table of Cases No access Pages 263 - 268
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Table of Laws No access Pages 269 - 276
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