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2011
Of all the external policies located in the Union’s ‘middle layers’, the Common Commercial Policy (CCP) stands out with flying colours. Here, we encounter one of the oldest fields of external competence, already present in the original EEC Treaty, and also one of the broadest.
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Of all the external policies located in the Union’s ‘middle layers’, the Common Commercial Policy (CCP) stands out with flying colours. Here, we encounter one of the oldest fields of external competence, already present in the original EEC Treaty, and also one of the broadest.
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Common commercial policy of the European Union
2002The common commercial policy has played an important role since the establishment of the European Union. It was introduced into the relations with non-member trade partners simultaneously with the establishment of the common and later on the single market within the Union.
Bezić, Heri +2 more
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Negotiations on the Reform of the Common Commercial Policy
2006The Common Commercial Policy and Article 113/133 The Common Commercial Policy (CCP) is one of the oldest and most integrated policy areas of the European integration project. It was named in Article 3 of the Treaty of Rome as one of the main policies of the European Economic Community. As Member States were linked in a customs union, it was essential
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The effect of Economic Policy Uncertainty on the credit risk of US commercial banks
International Journal of Finance and Economics, 2023Carmen Orden-Cruz +2 more
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Common Commercial Policy and External Trade
2018As a supranational community of states with an internal market, the European Economic Community (EEC) was always designated to administer the external trade relations of its Member States. According to this, the EEC contained special provisions on the Common Commercial Policy (CCP) and other rules governing external trade, which were, after an initial ...
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