• Provides a timely analysis of the current state and recent movements in EU external relations law at a critical point in its development
• Focuses on the central problems in the field - how to achieve coherence and consistency across competing policy areas
• Includes analysis of the Services Directive and the relationship between internal and international services policy

Readership: Academics and advanced students of EU and international trade law, particularly specialists in EU external relations law.

Edited by Marise Cremona, Professor of European Law at the European University Institute, Florence

"Developments is the result of a series of lectures given at the Summer School in European Union Law at the Academy of European Law in Fiesole (Florence) and addresses both researchers and students." - EJIL 20

1: Marise Cremona: Introduction
2: Christophe Hillion: Tous pour un, un pour tous! Coherence in the External Relations of the European Union
3: Frank Hoffmeister: The Contribution of EU Practice to International Law
4: Lorand Bartels: The Trade and Development Policy of the European Union
5: Markus Krajewski: Of Modes and Sectors: External Relations, Internal Debates and the Special Case of (Trade in) Services
6: Nathalie Tocci: Comparing the EU's Role in Neighbourhood Conflicts
7: Marise Cremona: The European Neighbourhood Policy: More than a Partnership?