This Article analyses the case-law of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) relating to the externa... more This Article analyses the case-law of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) relating to the external dimension of the EU immigration and asylum policies. Its aim is to search for the rationale behind the figures and types of actions brought before the Court in this field, as well as to infer from this case-law the inputs provided by Luxembourg to the design, development and implementation of EU external action on immigration and asylum. The role played by the ECJ in this external dimension will therefore be assessed, by verifying whether it can be ascribed to its usual role within the internal dimension of EU immigration and asylum policies or is rather closer to its case-law on EU external relations in general.
The increasing tendency of the EU to resort to non-binding agreements in its external action rais... more The increasing tendency of the EU to resort to non-binding agreements in its external action raises the sensitive and still unclear question of the distribution of powers between EU institutions when adopting them. In light of the post-Lisbon provisions of primary law in the field of external action, this Insight attempts to clarify how to interpret Arts 16 and 17 TEU when demarcating the scope both of the external representation of the Union in the hands of the Commission, and that of the decision-making power of the Council, as regards the adoption by the Union of non-binding instruments. The Opinion of Advocate General Sharpston delivered in Case C-660/13 serves as the guiding thread of this analysis. In this Opinion, it is suggested that the Court of Justice annul the Commission’s decision to authorise the signature of an addendum to the EU-Switzerland Memorandum of Understanding on a Swiss financial contribution to the new Member States of the EU, due to the breach of the principle of distribution of powers between institutions, enshrined in Art. 13, para. 2, TEU, insofar that the Commission signed this political agreement without the Council’s prior authorisation.
La colaboración con los países de origen y tránsito de los fl ujos migratorios que se dirigen a E... more La colaboración con los países de origen y tránsito de los fl ujos migratorios que se dirigen a Europa resulta esencial para la construcción de un espacio de libertad, seguridad y justicia en la UE. Abordar esta temática desde una perspectiva jurídica exige acometer un análisis del reparto de competencias externas entre la Unión y sus Estados miembros, compleja cuestión dentro del Derecho de relaciones exteriores de la UE. La presente obra ofrece una lectura renovada de la jurisprudencia del TJUE en materia de competencias externas, codifi cada en el Derecho Originario tras la reforma de Lisboa, y procede a su aplicación a los ámbitos de la política migratoria de la UE como la readmisión, el control de fronteras, los visados o la gestión de la migración legal. Con ello, se pretende contrastar la teoría competencial con la práctica convencional, así como verifi car si el ?Enfoque Global de la Migración y la Movilidad?, que ha de inspirar la dimensión exterior de la política migratoria europea, es jurídicamente viable. - See more at: http://www.tirant.com/editorial/libro/la-accion-exterior-de-la-union-europea-en-materia-migratoria-paula-garcia-andrade-9788490537152#sthash.P4wHYx5O.dpuf
en Sobrino Heredia, J.M. (dir.) La contribución de la Convención de las Naciones Unidas sobre el ... more en Sobrino Heredia, J.M. (dir.) La contribución de la Convención de las Naciones Unidas sobre el Derecho del Mar a la buena gobernanza de los mares y océanos, Editorial Scientifica, Nápoles, 2014, pp. 315-342.
in Dony, M. (ed.), La dimension externe de l'espace de liberté, de sécurité et de justice au lendemain de Lisbonne et de Stockholm: un bilan à mi-parcours, Éd. de l'Université de Bruxelles, 2012
The increasing tendency of the EU to resort to non-binding agreements in its external action rais... more The increasing tendency of the EU to resort to non-binding agreements in its external action raises the sensitive and still unclear question of the distribution of powers between EU institutions when adopting them. In light of the post-Lisbon provisions of primary law in the field of external action, this Insight attempts to clarify how to interpret Arts 16 and 17 TEU when demarcating the scope both of the external representation of the Union in the hands of the Commission, and that of the decision-making power of the Council, as regards the adoption by the Union of non-binding instruments. The Opinion of Advocate General Sharpston delivered in Case C-660/13 serves as the guiding thread of this analysis. In this Opinion, it is suggested that the Court of Justice annul the Commission's decision to authorise the signature of an addendum to the EU-Switzerland Memorandum of Understanding on a Swiss financial contribution to the new Member States of the EU, due to the breach of the p...
The present volume is the second published for the CLEER working papers series and under the CLEE... more The present volume is the second published for the CLEER working papers series and under the CLEER research project “Human Security as a new operational framework for enhancing Human Rights protection in the EU’s Security & Migration Policies”. In the framework of activities carried out under the aforementioned research project, a group of experts were asked to consider the extent to which the concept of human security could influence the response of the EU to humanitarian crises. This volume builds upon the conference organised by CLEER on the 4th of July 2014 and aims to address a number of questions pertaining to the application of the Common European Asylum System (CEAS). Whilst the conference considered the role that the concept of human security might play in the development of the CEAS and the application of legislative instruments thereof so as to maximise the level of protection and the rights of asylum seekers, the reader will find that human security considerations are often translated into human rights ones, a terrain in which lawyers are more familiar with. Yet, the concept of human security permeates through the whole volume since each contribution discusses the necessity to consider the protection needs of asylum seekers into the analysis and application of the CEAS acquis.
This Article analyses the case-law of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) relating to the externa... more This Article analyses the case-law of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) relating to the external dimension of the EU immigration and asylum policies. Its aim is to search for the rationale behind the figures and types of actions brought before the Court in this field, as well as to infer from this case-law the inputs provided by Luxembourg to the design, development and implementation of EU external action on immigration and asylum. The role played by the ECJ in this external dimension will therefore be assessed, by verifying whether it can be ascribed to its usual role within the internal dimension of EU immigration and asylum policies or is rather closer to its case-law on EU external relations in general.
The increasing tendency of the EU to resort to non-binding agreements in its external action rais... more The increasing tendency of the EU to resort to non-binding agreements in its external action raises the sensitive and still unclear question of the distribution of powers between EU institutions when adopting them. In light of the post-Lisbon provisions of primary law in the field of external action, this Insight attempts to clarify how to interpret Arts 16 and 17 TEU when demarcating the scope both of the external representation of the Union in the hands of the Commission, and that of the decision-making power of the Council, as regards the adoption by the Union of non-binding instruments. The Opinion of Advocate General Sharpston delivered in Case C-660/13 serves as the guiding thread of this analysis. In this Opinion, it is suggested that the Court of Justice annul the Commission’s decision to authorise the signature of an addendum to the EU-Switzerland Memorandum of Understanding on a Swiss financial contribution to the new Member States of the EU, due to the breach of the principle of distribution of powers between institutions, enshrined in Art. 13, para. 2, TEU, insofar that the Commission signed this political agreement without the Council’s prior authorisation.
La colaboración con los países de origen y tránsito de los fl ujos migratorios que se dirigen a E... more La colaboración con los países de origen y tránsito de los fl ujos migratorios que se dirigen a Europa resulta esencial para la construcción de un espacio de libertad, seguridad y justicia en la UE. Abordar esta temática desde una perspectiva jurídica exige acometer un análisis del reparto de competencias externas entre la Unión y sus Estados miembros, compleja cuestión dentro del Derecho de relaciones exteriores de la UE. La presente obra ofrece una lectura renovada de la jurisprudencia del TJUE en materia de competencias externas, codifi cada en el Derecho Originario tras la reforma de Lisboa, y procede a su aplicación a los ámbitos de la política migratoria de la UE como la readmisión, el control de fronteras, los visados o la gestión de la migración legal. Con ello, se pretende contrastar la teoría competencial con la práctica convencional, así como verifi car si el ?Enfoque Global de la Migración y la Movilidad?, que ha de inspirar la dimensión exterior de la política migratoria europea, es jurídicamente viable. - See more at: http://www.tirant.com/editorial/libro/la-accion-exterior-de-la-union-europea-en-materia-migratoria-paula-garcia-andrade-9788490537152#sthash.P4wHYx5O.dpuf
en Sobrino Heredia, J.M. (dir.) La contribución de la Convención de las Naciones Unidas sobre el ... more en Sobrino Heredia, J.M. (dir.) La contribución de la Convención de las Naciones Unidas sobre el Derecho del Mar a la buena gobernanza de los mares y océanos, Editorial Scientifica, Nápoles, 2014, pp. 315-342.
in Dony, M. (ed.), La dimension externe de l'espace de liberté, de sécurité et de justice au lendemain de Lisbonne et de Stockholm: un bilan à mi-parcours, Éd. de l'Université de Bruxelles, 2012
The increasing tendency of the EU to resort to non-binding agreements in its external action rais... more The increasing tendency of the EU to resort to non-binding agreements in its external action raises the sensitive and still unclear question of the distribution of powers between EU institutions when adopting them. In light of the post-Lisbon provisions of primary law in the field of external action, this Insight attempts to clarify how to interpret Arts 16 and 17 TEU when demarcating the scope both of the external representation of the Union in the hands of the Commission, and that of the decision-making power of the Council, as regards the adoption by the Union of non-binding instruments. The Opinion of Advocate General Sharpston delivered in Case C-660/13 serves as the guiding thread of this analysis. In this Opinion, it is suggested that the Court of Justice annul the Commission's decision to authorise the signature of an addendum to the EU-Switzerland Memorandum of Understanding on a Swiss financial contribution to the new Member States of the EU, due to the breach of the p...
The present volume is the second published for the CLEER working papers series and under the CLEE... more The present volume is the second published for the CLEER working papers series and under the CLEER research project “Human Security as a new operational framework for enhancing Human Rights protection in the EU’s Security & Migration Policies”. In the framework of activities carried out under the aforementioned research project, a group of experts were asked to consider the extent to which the concept of human security could influence the response of the EU to humanitarian crises. This volume builds upon the conference organised by CLEER on the 4th of July 2014 and aims to address a number of questions pertaining to the application of the Common European Asylum System (CEAS). Whilst the conference considered the role that the concept of human security might play in the development of the CEAS and the application of legislative instruments thereof so as to maximise the level of protection and the rights of asylum seekers, the reader will find that human security considerations are often translated into human rights ones, a terrain in which lawyers are more familiar with. Yet, the concept of human security permeates through the whole volume since each contribution discusses the necessity to consider the protection needs of asylum seekers into the analysis and application of the CEAS acquis.
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this case-law the inputs provided by Luxembourg to the design, development and implementation of EU external action on immigration and asylum. The role played by the ECJ in this external dimension will therefore be assessed, by verifying whether it can be ascribed to its usual role within the internal dimension of EU immigration and asylum policies or is rather closer to its case-law on EU external relations in general.
this case-law the inputs provided by Luxembourg to the design, development and implementation of EU external action on immigration and asylum. The role played by the ECJ in this external dimension will therefore be assessed, by verifying whether it can be ascribed to its usual role within the internal dimension of EU immigration and asylum policies or is rather closer to its case-law on EU external relations in general.