Marja-Liisa Öberg
Senior lecturer
Third countries in EU agencies: Participation and influence
Author
Editor
- H.C.H. Hofmann
- E. Vos
- M. Chamon
Summary, in English
The EU’s practice of exporting its acquis to third countries is increasingly coupled with the integration of third countries in the work of the Union’s agencies. The reasons for including third countries vary, as do the forms and intensity of the cooperation. The aim of this study is to assess the possibilities for non-EU member states, in particular those that adopt and implement EU acquis in their national legal orders, to influence the content of the EU acquis via their involvement in the EU agencies. As a general conclusion, the bigger the stake of third countries in the internal market and other EU policies and the more extensive their commitment to the Union’s acquis, the larger is their potential impact in agencies and on the shaping of the acquis that they are bound to adopt and implement.
Department/s
- EU Law
Publishing year
2019
Language
English
Pages
204-221
Publication/Series
The External Dimension of EU Agencies and Bodies: Law and Policy
Document type
Book chapter
Publisher
Edward Elgar Publishing
Topic
- Law
Keywords
- EU law
- EU-rätt
Status
Published
Research group
- EU Law