The EYIEL, already in its eighth volume, focuses particularly on the EU and its international economic relations and thereby also on the EU’s role in international trade negotiations as well as in international organisations.
 

Until a short while ago, the external economic relations of the EU attracted the attention of very few experts—as is still reflected by most textbooks on EU law. This has obviously changed. TTIP and CETA especially and other EU-FTAs in general, as well as popular issues such as investor-state dispute settlement and imports from China in particular, now attract the attention of tens of thousands of people and are discussed in parliamentary hearings at regional, national and European levels. National courts as well as the Court of Justice of the European Union decide on different elements of international trade and investment issues with regard to their (national) constitutionality as well as on their conformity with EU law.
 

The different contributions in this volume aim to shed light on the EU and its external economic relations from as many different angles as possible. The 2009 Treaty of Lisbon restructured the constitutional background of the EU common commercial policy to a large degree. The result of these developments is visible in the EU mode of negotiating agreements with third states, its appearance in international organisations and unilateral answers given by the EU institutions when adopting import or export regulations. Marise Cremona in her distinguished essay draws on “A Quiet Revolution—The Changing Nature of the EU’s Common Commercial Policy” and thereby gives an insight into the current state of play and background of the EU common commercial policy.

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