Article

Thies, A. (2009) The impact of general principles of EC law on its liability regime towards retaliation victims after FIAMM. European Law Review, 34 (6). pp. 889-913. ISSN 0307-5400

Thies, A. (2004) Case C-93/02, Biret International SA v. Council, judgment of the Full Court of 30 September 2003, [2003] ECR I 10497 - Biret and beyond: the status of WTO rulings in EC law. Common Market Law Review, 41 (6). pp. 1661-1682. ISSN 0165-0750

Book or Report Section

De Witte, B. and Thies, A. (2013) Why choose Europe? The place of the European Union in the architecture of international legal cooperation. In: Von Vooren, B., Blockmans, S. and Wouters, J. (eds.) The EU's role in global governance: the legal dimension. Oxford University Press, Oxford, pp. 23-38. ISBN 9780199659654

Thies, A. (2012) Le devoir de coopération loyale dans le cadre de l’action extérieure. In: Neframi, E. (ed.) Objectifs & compétences dans l’Union européenne. Bruylant, Brussels, pp. 311-336. ISBN 9782802735380

Thies, A. (2012) Shared competence and the EU Member States’ obligation to refrain from unilateral external action: PFOS and beyond. In: Diez-Hochleitner, J., Martinez Capdevila, C., Blazquez Navarro, I. and Frutos Miranda, J. (eds.) Recent trends in the Case Law of the Court of Justice of the EU (2008-2011). La Ley, Madrid, pp. 703-728. ISBN 9788490200513

Thies, A. (2012) Shared competence and the EU member states' obligation to refrain from unilateral external action: PFOS and beyond. In: Diez-Hochleitner, J., Martinez Capdevila, C., Blazquez Navarro, I. and Frutos Miranda, J. (eds.) Ultimas tendencias en la jurisprudencia del Tribunal De Justicia de la U.E. Wolters Kluwer Espana, S.A., Spain, pp. 703-728. ISBN 9788490200513

Thies, A. (2011) The 'locus standi' of the regions before EU courts. In: Panara, C. and De Becker, A. (eds.) The Role of the Regions in EU Governance. Springer, Berlin, pp. 25-53. ISBN 9783642119026

Book

Thies, A. (2013) International trade disputes and EU liability. Cambridge Studies in European Law and Policy. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, pp224. ISBN 9781107009660 (In Press)