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Foreword Preface Abbreviations Table of Cases Notes on Contributors Part I: Introducing the Principle of Good Neighbourly Relations 1. Introduction: Good Neighbourliness inside and outside the Union Dimitry Kochenov and Elena Basheska 2. The Position of the Good Neighbourliness Principle in International and EU law Elena Basheska Part II: Good Neighbourliness inside the EU 3. The Internal Aspects of Good Neighbourliness in the EU: Loyalty and Values Dimitry Kochenov 4. Good Neighbourliness and Fundamental Rights-Based Interpretations of Public-Policy Clauses in EU Private International Law Aurelia Colombi Ciacchi 5. Good Neighbourliness in a Sustainable European Internal Electricity Market: A Tale of Communities and Uncommunautaire Thinking Hans Vedder 6. Good Neighbourliness as a Limit to Extraterritorial Citizenship:The Case of Hungary and Slovakia José-María Arraiza 7. Unilateral Expansionism: Hungarian Citizenship and Franchise Politics and their Effects on the Hungarian-Romanian Relationships Paul Blokker and Kriszta Kovács 8. Applying the Principle of Good Neighbourliness in EU Law: The Case of Gibraltar Artur Khachaturyan 9.On the ‘Edge’ of Good Neighbourliness in EU law: Lessons from Cyprus Stéphanie Laulhé Shaelou Part III: Good Neighbourliness outside the EU 10. Good Neighbourliness as a Condition for Accession to the European Union: Finding the Balance between Law and Politics Peter Van Elsuwege 11. (Mis)application of the Good Neighbourliness Principle in International and EU Law: The Case of the Republic of Macedonia Elena Basheska 12. Slovenia and Croatia in Dispute over Bank Deposits from Yugoslav times - ‘No more shall foes, but neighbors be’? Damjan Možina 13. The Principle of Good Neighbourliness and the European Neighbourhood Policy Roman Petrov 14. ‘Good Neighbourliness’ and Conflict Resolution in Nagorno-Karabakh: A Rhetoric or Part of the Legal Method of the European Neighbourhood Policy? Nariné Ghazaryan 15. Some Legal Issues of the EU-Russia relations in the Post-Crimea Era: from Good Neighbourliness to Crisis and Back? Paul Kalinichenko 16. The Good Neighbourliness Principle in EU External Energy Relations: The Case of Energy Transit Anatole Boute