The latest volume of the
Yearbook of European Law (Vol. 35, 2016) contains a symposium on "EU Law and Public International Law: Co-implication, Embeddedness and Interdependency." Contents include:
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EU Law and Public International Law: Co-implication, Embeddedness and Interdependency
- Violeta Moreno-Lax & Paul Gragl, Beyond Monism, Dualism, Pluralism: The Quest for a (Fully-Fledged) Theoretical Framework: Co-Implication, Embeddedness, and Interdependency between Public International Law and EU Law
- Niels Blokker,
International Legal Personality of the European Communities and the European Union: Inspirations from Public International Law
- Gunnar Beck,
The Court of Justice of the EU and the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties
- Theodore Konstadinides,
Customary International Law as a Source of EU Law: A Two-Way Fertilization Route?
- Ramses A. Wessel,
Flipping the Question: The Reception of EU Law in the International Legal Order
- Elena Basheska & Dimitry Kochenov, ‘Good Fences Make Good Neighbors’ and Beyond … Two Faces of the Good Neighbourliness Principle
- Eileen Denza,
Forging Links between Legal Orders
- Christian Tomuschat,
The Relationship between EU Law and International Law in the Field of Human Rights
- Rafael Leal-Arcas & Stephen Minas,
Mapping the International and European Governance of Renewable Energy
- Katja S. Ziegler, Beyond Pluralism and Autonomy: Systemic Harmonization as a Paradigm for the Interaction of EU Law and International Law
