Ass. Prof. Dr. Todor Kolarov[1]

 

 

The article focuses on the origin and development of mixed agreements in the EU law. This topic is intrinsically related to the competences of EU and Member States. Therefore, the piece elaborates on the external competence of the EU and Member States, with a special emphasis on implied competence of the Union and its ramifications in the discussed plane. Further, the article discourses on the legal framework of mixed agreements in the primary EU law and its evolution. This section also underscores the role of the CJEU, particularly in light of the specific rules retained in the CFSP.

 

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Link to the article in Bulgarian language:  Възникване и развитие на смесените договори и тяхната правна уредба в правото на Европейския съюз

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[1] Associate Professor at the New Bulgarian University and Adjunct Associate Professor at the American University in Bulgaria. Member of the Arbitration Council of the Arbitration Court of the Confederation of Bulgarian Employers and Industrialists. Consultant for the UNODC and EU. Previously, Todor Kolarov served as the chairperson of the Bulgarian criminal asset confiscation body. His publications are mainly in the field of freezing and confiscation of criminal assets.