Luis I Gordillo is an Associate Professor at the University of Deusto, Bilbao.

• Introduction Part I National Constitutional Law and EC/EU Law 1: Different Legal Orders and Different Legal Pyramids 2: The Attempted Reconciliation Part II European Union Law and the European Convention on Human Rights 3: The Fundamental Rights and the Union 4: The European Convention on Human Rights According to the European Court of Justice5: EC/EU Law According to the European Court of Human Rights 6: The Dialogue between Strasbourg and Luxembourg: Current Situation and Prospects Part III The United Nations Charter, European Union Law and the European Convention on Human Rights 7: The UN Security Council as a 'Global Law Enforcement Power' 8: European Union Law and Security Council Resolutions: Participation of the European Union in the United Nations Sanctions Regime 9: European Convention on Human Rights and Security Council Resolutions: The Contribution of the European Court of Human Rights Part IV Interlocking Supranational Orders of a Constitutional Nature 10: International Law According to the European Supranational Courts 11: The Pluralistic Conception versus the Constitutional Conception of the International Legal Order 12: The Position of the European Union on the International Scene after the Kadi Case

Finalmente, hay que decir que, en conjunto, la capacidad científica y de abstracción de la que hace gala el professor de la Universidad de Deusto es extraordinaria. Ha aportado una nueva perspective del Derecho internacional, a mi juicio, jamás así tratada, y de calidad descomunal.

Luis I Gordillo is an Associate Professor at the University of Deusto, Bilbao.

• Introduction Part I National Constitutional Law and EC/EU Law 1: Different Legal Orders and Different Legal Pyramids 2: The Attempted Reconciliation Part II European Union Law and the European Convention on Human Rights 3: The Fundamental Rights and the Union 4: The European Convention on Human Rights According to the European Court of Justice5: EC/EU Law According to the European Court of Human Rights 6: The Dialogue between Strasbourg and Luxembourg: Current Situation and Prospects Part III The United Nations Charter, European Union Law and the European Convention on Human Rights 7: The UN Security Council as a 'Global Law Enforcement Power' 8: European Union Law and Security Council Resolutions: Participation of the European Union in the United Nations Sanctions Regime 9: European Convention on Human Rights and Security Council Resolutions: The Contribution of the European Court of Human Rights Part IV Interlocking Supranational Orders of a Constitutional Nature 10: International Law According to the European Supranational Courts 11: The Pluralistic Conception versus the Constitutional Conception of the International Legal Order 12: The Position of the European Union on the International Scene after the Kadi Case

Finalmente, hay que decir que, en conjunto, la capacidad científica y de abstracción de la que hace gala el professor de la Universidad de Deusto es extraordinaria. Ha aportado una nueva perspective del Derecho internacional, a mi juicio, jamás así tratada, y de calidad descomunal.

Luis I Gordillo is an Associate Professor at the University of Deusto, Bilbao.

• Introduction Part I National Constitutional Law and EC/EU Law 1: Different Legal Orders and Different Legal Pyramids 2: The Attempted Reconciliation Part II European Union Law and the European Convention on Human Rights 3: The Fundamental Rights and the Union 4: The European Convention on Human Rights According to the European Court of Justice5: EC/EU Law According to the European Court of Human Rights 6: The Dialogue between Strasbourg and Luxembourg: Current Situation and Prospects Part III The United Nations Charter, European Union Law and the European Convention on Human Rights 7: The UN Security Council as a 'Global Law Enforcement Power' 8: European Union Law and Security Council Resolutions: Participation of the European Union in the United Nations Sanctions Regime 9: European Convention on Human Rights and Security Council Resolutions: The Contribution of the European Court of Human Rights Part IV Interlocking Supranational Orders of a Constitutional Nature 10: International Law According to the European Supranational Courts 11: The Pluralistic Conception versus the Constitutional Conception of the International Legal Order 12: The Position of the European Union on the International Scene after the Kadi Case

Finalmente, hay que decir que, en conjunto, la capacidad científica y de abstracción de la que hace gala el professor de la Universidad de Deusto es extraordinaria. Ha aportado una nueva perspective del Derecho internacional, a mi juicio, jamás así tratada, y de calidad descomunal.