Addicted to Exclusivity in EU External Action: Another Chapter in Constitutionalising the Unity of EU Representation in International Fora. Case C-271/23 [GC], European Commission v Hungary (Reclassification of Cannabis)

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Tamás Molnár

Table of Contents: 1. Introduction. – 2. Factual and legal background. – 3. Preliminary issues: admissibility. – 4. Assessment and findings of the CJEU. – 4.1. Breaching the Council decision setting out the common EU position. – 4.2. Disrespecting the EU’s exclusive external competence under Article 3(2) TFEU. – 4.3. Breaching the principle of...

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EU Member States’ Responsibility Under International Law for Breaching Human Rights When Cooperating with Third Countries on Migration: Grey Zones of Law in Selected Scenarios

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Tamás Molnár

Table of Contents: I. Setting the scene. – II. Challenges of EU Member States’ extraterritorial border management measures in select scenarios. – III. Allocating international responsibility of EU Member States for their extra-territorial border management activities: Twilight zone. – III.1. First scenario: Activities carried out by EU Member States...

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The Externalisation of EU Migration Policies in Light of EU Constitutional Principles and Values: Reconciling the Irreconcilable? An Introduction to the Special Section

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Juan Santos Vara, Paula García Andrade, Tamás Molnár

Abstract: In recent years, the European Union (EU) has substantially intensified its activities directed at externalising border/migration management towards the territories of third countries. This specific model of EU migration management is often realized at the expense of democratic scrutiny, judicial supervision, transparency and, most...

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