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The Democratic Legitimacy of EU International Relations: An Introduction. [Juan Santos Vara and Soledad R. Sanchez- Tabernero] PART I: The Role of the Court of Justice in the Interplay between Democracy and Institutional Balance 1. Institutional Balance and the EU Foreign Relations Power: Competing Sources of Legitimacy [Enzo Cannizzaro] 2. Lost in Principles? Institutional Balance and Democracy in the ECJ Case Law on EU External Action [Luis Norberto Gonzalez Alonso] 3. The CJEU and the External Powers of the Parliament. A Case of Self-Restraint? [Fabien Terpan] PART II: The Role of the European Parliament in the Conclusion of International Agreements in the Post-Lisbon Period 4. The European Parliament in the Conclusion of International Agreements Post-Lisbon: Entrenched between Values and Prerogatives [Juan Santos Vara] 5. A Tale of Two Principles: Exploring the Democracy-Consistency Nexus in Light of the Pirate-Transfer Saga [Soledad R. Sanchez- Tabernero] 6. The Democratic Puzzle of ‘Living’ Megaregional Agreements: TTIP and TPP [Davor Jan?i?] 7. The Role of the European Parliament in the Adoption of Non-Legally Binding Agreements with Third Countries [Paula Garcia Andrade] PART III: Democratic Oversight by the European Parliament: beyond the Conclusion of International Agreements 8. Legal Aspects of Parliamentary Oversight in EU Foreign and Security Policy [Ramses A. Wessel] 9. Oversight Trumped by Secrets? How Access to Information and Leaks Affect European Parliamentary Oversight in Foreign Policy [Vigjilenca Abazi] 10. The Financial Dimension of Democratic Legitimacy in EU External Policies: Linking Audit and Political Accountability [Maria Luisa Sanchez Barrueco] PART IV: The Role of National Democracies in a Multilevel System: A Needed Extra Layer of Legitimacy? 11. Rebels with a Cause? National and Subnational Parliaments in EU External Action after Lisbon [Jan Wouters and Kolja Raube] 12. National Parliaments and Mixed Agreements: Exploring the Legal Bumps in a Rocky Relationship [Guillaume Van Der Loo]