Eu External Relations Law: Shared Competences and Shared Values in Agreements Between the Eu and Its Eastern Neighbourhood, Lorenzmeier Stefan, Petrov Roman, Vedder Christoph

Chapter 1. Intoroduction /Lorenzmaier).- Part A: Evolution and Current Challenges of the External Action of the Union: From Shared Competences to Shared Values.- Chapter 2. New Challenges for The Unions Treaty Making Powers and Common Values in Implementing Its Agreements (Mьller-Graff).- Chapter 3. From ERTA to Singapore - and Beyond (Vedder).- Chapter 4. Exclusive and Shared Competences after the Singapore Opinion of the European Court of Justice - 2/15 Revisited (Lorenzmaier).- Chapter 5. Mixed Agreements after ECJ-Opinion 2/15 on the EU-Singapore Free Trade Agreement (Kumin).- Chapter 6. The EU-Swiss Sectoral Approach Under Pressure - Not Least Because of Brexit (Tobler).- Chapter 7. The Ratification Saga of the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement: Some Lessons for the Practice of Mixed Agreements (van Elsuwege).- Part B: EU Cooperation with its Eastern Neighborhood and Eurasia: Shared Values v. Closer/Remote Integration .- Chapter 8. Challenges of EU-Ukraine AAs Effective Implementation into the legal order of Ukraine (Petrov).- Chapter 9. Impact of the EU-Georgia Association Agreement on the Legal Order of Georgia (Gabrichidze).- Chapter 10. Principles and Values of Fair Competition in the EU and its Association Agreements with Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia (Smyrnova).- Chapter 11. The EU-Kazakhstan Enhanced Partnership: An Overview and Evaluation (Kembayev).- Chapter 12. - EU-Armenia Comprehensive and Enhanced Partnership Agreement: A New Instrument of Promoting EUs Values and General Principles of EU Law (Khvorostiankina).- Chapter 13. Pork, Peace and Principles: The Relations between the EU and the Eurasian Economic Union (Dragneva).- Chapter 14. The EU and Russia: Old Legal Grounds for New Selected Engagement Relations (Kalinichenko).- Chapter 15. The EU and Belarus. Current and Future Contractual Relations (Karliuk).- Chapter 16. Conclusion (Lorenzmaier/Petrov).