Ralf Havertz et al.: Treaty of Lisbon

The 2009 Treaty of Lisbon, which was inaugurated, is actually succeeding the European Constitutional Treaty, which is a constitutional process that unites the will of the citizens of Europe before the diplomacy between nations. Although the European Union has had to abandon its constitution since its ratification failed, the Lisbon Treaty, as the Mini-Cression, is now a fundamental and practical constitution of the European union, which defines its basic framework and orientation. Moreover, as the official name, the Lisbon Treaty of the European Union, suggests, replaces and succeeds the European Community with a single legal entity and is actually reborn as a new state. Moreover, the Lisbon Treaty, which includes the Charter of the European Union and its legal bindings, is part of the treaty, which also brings about significant changes in the system and system of the EU. Today the Lisbon Treaty is among the most recent of my treaties, and the European Union and member states, as well as the highest court in the civil society, supporting the activities of all stakeholders. In that sense, understanding of the Lisbon Treaty is essential to assessing and predicting their activities.

Korean title: 리스본조약

Korean author: 랄프 하베르츠 외

Korean publisher: 신서원

ISBN-13: 9788979406566