Common Foreign and Security Policy: The Consequences of the Court's Extended Jurisdiction

摘要: Despite the explicit exclusion of its jurisdiction, Court Justice European Union exercises judicial control over Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP). This article examines explains how Court's extended jurisdiction contributes to juridification, judicialisation constitutionalisation EU's compound CFSP structures. It first lays groundwork by explaining link between democratic legitimation setting out formal under Article 40 Treaty on Articles 218(11) 275(2) Functioning Union. The centre piece then identifies has expanded since entry into force Lisbon Treaty, points at additional ‘substantive’ avenues review basis access information justice, analyses effects Union's for CFSP.