1. Introduction
2.The Boundaries of the Global Reach of EU Law
3. The EU as an Actor in Rule-Making
4. External Norm Primacy and EU Law: AFSJ Directives in the Post-Lisbon Legislative Cyle
5. Tracing Transatlantic Rule-Transfer
6. The EU's Cybercrime and Cyber-Security Rule-Making
7. The EU's Participation in the Global Legal Order: Manifestations of Sovereignty
8. Conclusion
9. Index
Biography
Elaine Fahey is Senior Lecturer and Associate Dean (International), The City Law School, City University London, UK.
'This is a thoughtful and careful rethink of how we conceive EU law to have global governance effects. It is both insightful and novel and offers a truly alternative theorisation on the global reach of EU law.'
Professor Laurent Pech, University of Middlesex, UK
'This book is a timely analysis of the impact and effects of EU rules outside EU territory. It helps us understand why the EU seems to be shifting its attention from its own Member States to the rest of the world and how it does so. It also clarifies why third states accept EU-made rules. The book is an absolute must-have for everyone studying the international and transnational normative and regulatory impact of the EU.'
Professor Ramses A. Wessel, University of Twente, The Netherlands
