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11 Legal Issues of Eur. Integration [i] (1984)

handle is hein.kluwer/liei0011 and id is 1 raw text is: PREFACE Ever since 1974 the Europa Instituut of the University of Amsterdam has published its half-yearly periodical on European Law 'Legal Issues of European Integration'. Originally established to give wider cognizance to the best specimens of papers written by students of the Institute's postgraduate International Course in European Integration, in the course of the years many articles of other authors have also been published. Now the review has obtained its own place amidst the specialised literature on European Law. With a view to the fact that the review has now reached its tenth Volume, it was the Editors' pleasure to devote the first issue thereof to a special theme, i.e. the European Communities as an international organisation, dealing in particular with their relations to other international organisations and their participation in certain functional organisations and arrangements. We very much appreciate that so many authors were prepared to contribute to this issue. In this way it became possible to offer the readers a comprehensive survey concerning the place of the European Communities in the whole field of international legal relations. The general set-up of this issue is as follows. In the first part two articles offer, respectively, a general, more theoretical analysis of the Community's international legal personality and a description of the extent and the implementation of the Community's active right of legation. The second part deals with the relationships between the EC and a number of other international organisations, while in the third part the Community's status in respect of certain, more specific international policies is treated. Finally, in the fourth part, wide attention is paid to the political co-operation amongst the Ten, first of all as regards the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe and secondly, in respect of the co-operation between the diplomatic missions of the 'Ten' in third countries and to other international organisations. The latter article also deals with relations between the 'Ten' and the UN. The Editors would like to express their deepest gratitude towards all the contributors to the issue. They hope that this issue in its turn will contribute to the development of such an essential part of Community life as its place in the international legal world. The Editors Copyright © 2007 by Kluwer Law International. All rights reserved. No claim asserted to original government works.

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