Human Rights Conditionality in the EU's International Agreements

Lorand Alexander Bartels

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European and International Law Studies International Law and Human Rights European Union Policy and Governance

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INTRODUCTION PART ONE 1. Evolution of human rights clauses 2. Human rights clauses in practice 3. Human rights clauses in context PART TWO 4. Interpretation of human rights clauses 5. Procedures under human rights clauses 6. Substantive obligations under human rights clauses PART THREE 7. Community competence to include human rights clauses in international agreements 8. Member State obligations to perform international obligations undertaken ultra vires by the Community CONCLUSION

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