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Maastricht and the citizens : The European Ombudsman.
The creation of the European Ombudsman by the Treaty of Maastricht is part of the endeavour to democratize EC practice. Its aim is to ensure citizens the right to lodge complaints with an Ombudsman designated by Parliament. He is competent for handling ail misadministration cases within community institutions or agencies and according to the statute drafted by the European Parliament, will have powers of enquiry and recommendation. His assessments can become part of the parliamentary political control of the Commission.

Institutional Dimensions /Jenő Czuczai and Frederik Naert -- Still New Kids on the eu's Institutional Block? The High Representative and the European External Action Service Seven Years after the Entry into Force of the Treaty of Lisbon /Stephan Marquardt -- The Two-way Flexibility Clause in Article 48(2) teu and Declaration 18 of the Intergovernmental Conference /Gilles Marhic -- The Court and the New eu Foreign Relations Law: Institutional Balance? /Pieter Jan Kuijper -- The External Relations of the European Union Since Lisbon: A Practitioner's Perspective /Dirk Wouters -- The Role of the Council Legal Service in Ensuring Respect for the Law /Michael Bishop and Frederik Naert -- Principles of Union Law and Legal Theory /Jenő Czuczai and Frederik Naert -- cjeu Jurisprudence and the Audience: Making Law in a Public Discourse – Ten Years after cjeu Case C-144/04 Mangold v Helm /Ingolf Pernice -- The Principle of Solidarity in the eu Legal Order – Some Practical Examples after Lisbon /Jenő Czuczai -- How Elastic is Article 263 tfeu? Some Comments from a Sore Winner /Bart Driessen -- Aie confiance! – La confiance mutuelle peut-elle se décréter? /Thérèse Blanchet -- International Law Aspects /Jenő Czuczai and Frederik Naert -- Minding the Gap: Reflections on the Relationship between eu law and Public International Law in the Light of the Judgment in Case C-364/10 Hungary v Slovakia /Sonja Boelaert* -- Four Contributions of the European Union to the Law of the Sea /Esa Paasivirta -- Chapter 12: The Frente Polisario Judgments: An Assessment in the Light of the Court of Justice's Case Law on Territorial Disputes /Álvaro de Elera -- Specific eu External Policies /Jenő Czuczai and Frederik Naert -- eu Common Foreign and Security Policy and Protection of Fundamental Rights /Christiaan Timmermans -- Of Transferred Competence, Institutional Balance and Judicial Autonomy – Constitutional Developments in eu Trade Policy Seven Years after Lisbon /Frank Hoffmeister -- Variable Geometry, Justice and Home Affairs and the Conduct of eu External Relations /Ivan Smyth -- eu International Agreements /Jenő Czuczai and Frederik Naert -- Recent Case Law of the European Court of Justice Relating to Article 218 tfeu /Allan Rosas -- Some Issues Related to the Provisional Application of International Agreements and the Institutional Balance /Ricardo Passos -- The Use of the cfsp Legal Basis for eu International Agreements in Combination with Other Legal Bases /Frederik Naert -- eu Treaty-Making after the Lisbon Treaty – A Test Case for Mutual Sincere Cooperation? /Marise Cremona -- Epilogue /Jenő Czuczai and Frederik Naert -- Chapter 20: La liberté du négociateur de l'Union – raison d'être et limites /Hubert Legal -- Studies in eu External Relations: Titles in Series (http://brill.com/seur) /Jenő Czuczai and Frederik Naert.