Opinion 2/15 of the European Court of Justice and the New Principles of Competence Allocation in External Relations – a Solid Footing for the Future?

Horváthy, Balázs (2018) Opinion 2/15 of the European Court of Justice and the New Principles of Competence Allocation in External Relations – a Solid Footing for the Future? In: Investment Arbitration and National Interest. Council on International Law and Politics, Indianapolis (IN), Amerikai Egyesült Államok, pp. 121-136. ISBN 978-0-9858156-8-4

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Abstract

In economic terms, the Common Commercial Policy is the most important policy area in EU external relations, needing a solid and predictable framework in terms of allocation of competences and national sovereignty. This paper addresses these facets of Opinion 2/15, which – in the context of the EU-Singapore Free Trade Agreement (EUSFTA) – clarified the division of competences between the European Union and the Member States in relation to international trade policy.

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