Preface

pp v-viii

Contents

pp ix-xii

PART I - THE INTERNATIONAL PROJECTION OF EU PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW - SOME BASIC ISSUES

pp 1-2

Opinions 1/13 and 2/13 and EU External Relations Law

pp 3-20

Between Mutual Trust and Respect for Fundamental Rights - Judicial Cooperation in Civil Matters and the European Convention on Human Rights After Opinion 2/13

pp 21-40

PART II - OPINION 1/13 AND ITS IMPLICATIONS

pp 41-42

A Critical Analysis of the Judicial Activism of the Court of Justice of the European Union in Opinion 1/13

pp 43-62

The Implications of the European Union's Exclusive Competence with Regard to the Child Abduction Convention

pp 63-70

Consequences of Opinion 1/13 on the Acceptance in the EU of Accessions to the Hague Child Abduction Convention

pp 71-76

International Agreements on Private International Law Matters Not Covered by EU Legislation - Which Test Should Be Adopted to Assess the Competence of the EU?

pp 77-98

PART III - THE CHANGING FEATURES OF EU EXTERNAL RELATIONS IN THE AREA OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW

pp 99-100

EU External Relations and Private International Law: Multilateralism, Plurilateralism, Bilateralism, or Unilateralism?

pp 101-116

EU Cooperation in Civil Matters and Multilevel Unification of Private International Law: Some Remarks

pp 117-130

The Lugano Model - Cooperative Enhancement Over Enhanced Cooperation

pp 131-148

Regulations (EC) Nos 662/2009 and 664/2009: Can Exclusivity Be Successfully Reconciled with Flexibility?

pp 149-180

PART IV - EU LEGISLATION ON PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW AND EXTRA-EUROPEAN SITUATIONS

pp 181-182

The Interplay of EU Legislation and International Developments in Private International Law

pp 183-210

Jurisdiction Under the EU Succession Regulation and Relationships with Third Countries

pp 211-226