Información General

• Autores: Antonio Blanc Altemir (dir.), Eimys Ortiz Hernández (coord.), Pilar Cos Sánchez (coord.)
• Editores: Aranzadi
• Año de publicación: 2023
• País: España
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9788411630771, 9788411630757
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  • BLANC ALTEMIR, Antonio (Director), COS SÁNCHEZ, Pilar and ORTIZ HERNÁNDEZ, Eimys (Coordinators), The Trade Relations of the European Union with the rest of the World an Analysis after the Pandemic and the Russian Invasion of Ukraine, (Aranzadi, Pamplona, 2023)

    Juan Jorge Piernas López

    Spanish yearbook of international law, ISSN 0928-0634, Nº 27, 2023, págs. 305-308

Resumen

• The objective of this book is to analyse the EU's trade relations with the rest of the world, in the framework of its trade policy and the main agreements signed with other countries and economic blocs, at a time marked by a pandemic that refuses to disappear completely and, in particular, by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The Covid-19 pandemic and Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine have caused unprecedented disruption to global markets and supply chains, highlighting the importance of open trade in maintaining the trade flow that has existed up to that point. In the face of this situation, exacerbated by rising energy prices and shortages of raw materials, the EU's extensive network of trade agreements now in place is undoubtedly an important asset in keeping markets open and diversifying supply chains. Twenty-five experts, professors and lecturers from eleven Spanish and three foreign universities take part in this book, which provides an in-depth analysis of the EU's trade relations with the rest of the world, without ignoring other areas of bilateral relations.

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Listado de artículos

• • Introductory Chapter

    • Trade relations of the European Union after the pandemic and the Russian invasion of Ukraine

      Antonio Blanc Altemir

      págs. 25-50

      

  • Part One: The European Union and Multilateralism

    • The EU facing multilateralism in crisis

      José Luis de Castro Ruano

      págs. 51-68

      

    • The European Union, promoter of multilateralism: the prevention and resolution of international conflicts

      Joaquín Alcaide-Fernández

      págs. 69-86

      

  • Second Part: Trade relations of the EU with the rest of Europe

    • Relations between the EU and the United Kingdom after Brexit: should the United Kingdom be considered a new strategic partner of the EU

      Pablo Podadera Rivera, Anna Garashchuk

      págs. 87-106

      

    • Thirty years after the agreement on the European economic area: “Business as usual?”?

      Marco Gestri

      págs. 107-132

      

    • The labyrinth of relations between Switzerland and the European Union: new challenges after the failure of the institutional agreement

      Romualdo Bermejo García

      págs. 133-164

      

    • Trade relations of the European Union with the European microstates

      Valentín Enrique Bou Franch

      págs. 165-184

      

    • The stabilization and association agreements between the European Union and the Western Balkans

      Paula Cisneros Cristóbal

      págs. 185-204

      

    • Trade relations between the European Union and Türkiye

      Natalia Aldaz Ibáñez

      págs. 205-222

      

  • Part Three: The EU´s trade relations with the eastern and southern neighborhood

    • Trade links between the EU and Eastern European countries: multi-speeds advances

      María Victoria Rodríguez Prieto

      págs. 223-242

      

    • The Euro-Mediterranean agreements: better the devil you Know?

      José Roberto Pérez Salom

      págs. 243-268

      

  • Part four: EU trade relations with North, Central and South American

    • Commercial impact of the application of the comprehensive economic and trade agreement (CETA). Effect of the covid-19 pandemic.

      Pilar Cos Sánchez

      págs. 269-290

      

    • Meetings and disagreements in trade relations between the European Union and the United States

      Ana Manero Salvador

      págs. 291-304

      

    • The free trade agreement between Mexico and the European Union

      Antonio Colom Gorgues

      págs. 305-326

      

    • The European Union-Central America association agreement: balance of achievements ten years after its approval

      Elena Carolina Díaz Galán

      págs. 327-346

      

    • The trade relations of the EU with Colombia, Peru and Ecuador

      Déborah Elisabet Presta Novello

      págs. 347-360

      

    • Agreements of the European Union with Chile and Mercosur

      Gerardo Coppelli Ortiz

      págs. 361-378

      

  • Part five: EU trade relations with Asia

    • The EU-Japan economic partnership agreement. A new paradigm in relations between the two actors

      María Carmen Tirado Robles

      págs. 379-396

      

    • EU-China relations: the importance of trade exchanges and the defense of values

      Sergio Salinas Alcega

      págs. 397-418

      

    • Towards a new stage in trade relations between the world's largest democracies: the European Union and India

      Enrique J. Martínez Pérez

      págs. 419-438

      

    • The European Union and South Korea. The new generation of free trade agreements

      Eimys Ortiz Hernández

      págs. 439-454

      

    • Trade relations between the European Union and Singapore and Vietnam. Effect of covid-19 and new agreements

      Margarita Moltó Aribau

      págs. 455-476

      

  • Part six: EU trade relations with africa and Oceania

    • The relations of the EU with the ACP countries in the new post-Cotonou stage: renewing a strategic partnership within the framework of the interests of the economic partnership agreements

      José Elías Esteve Moltó

      págs. 477-496

      

    • Trade agreements between South Africa and the EU

      Rosa Florensa Guiu

      págs. 497-516

      

    • The bilateral relations of the European Union with Australia and New Zealand

      Blanca Escardíbul Ferrá

      págs. 517-533