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EU STATE-BUILDING: Council of the European Union: External Justice and Home Affairs (JAIEX): Linking the internal and external aspects of Justice and Home Affairs

01 July 2011

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EU STATE-BUILDING: Council of the European Union: External Justice and Home Affairs (JAIEX): Analysis of replies received to the questionnaire on the improvement of JAIEX working methods (pdf): Linking the internal and external aspects of Justice and Home Affairs - includes Member State positions.

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