Table of Contents

Part I Introductory Remarks; 1. The Eurasian Economic Union: Origin and Development of a New Integration Format Compared with That of the EU; 2. The Modern Concept of Eurasianism and the Perspectives of Cooperation between EU and EAEU 27; Part II The Geopolitical Environment; 3. Big Europe's Gap: Dynamic Obstacles for Integration between European Union and Eurasian Economic Union; 4. Human Security Dimension across the Frozen Conflicts in the Post-Soviet Space; 5. The Secession of Crimea from Ukraine: Between International Legality and Realpolitik; 6. Ukrainian Migratory Flows toward Europe and Russia since the Outbreak of the Geopolitical Crisis; 7. Eurasian Integration and the Energy Factor: Where Does the EAEU Stand?; Part III Constitutional Law and Human Rights; 8. Cooperation between the European Union and the Council of Europe in the Field of Institutional Reforms in Newly Independent States; 9. Constitutional and Legal Instruments of Democratization and Farewell to the Soviet Past (Ukrainian Case); 10. Regionalization-Devolution-Decentralization Processes in the Countries of the Eastern Partnership; 11. EU-Moldova Association Agreement: What Are the Effects on State Reformation?; 12. The Limits of the Judiciary within the Eurasian Integration Process; Part IV The International Trade Law; 13. Compatibility of the Eurasian Economic Union Law and the WTO Agreements; 14. Legal Aspects of Russia and EU Energy Sector Relations in the Context of the 'Third Energy Package' WTO Dispute (DS 476); 15. The Dutch Referendum on the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement and the Democratic Legitimacy of EU 'New Generation' Trade Agreements.