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Chapter 5: The European Constitution and the Reform of External CompetencesCHAPTER 5The European Constitutionand the Reform of ExternalCompetencesAngelika HableMag. Angelika Hable, LL.M. specialised in European law at the College ofEurope, Bruges, and subsequently worked for international law firm FreshfieldsBruckhaus Deringer and the Europainstitut of the Vienna University of Businessand Economics. She is currently employed at the Legal Service of the AustrianFederal Chancellery. Recent publications include ‘The European Court ofJustice and the Stability and Growth Pact – Just the Beginning?’ together withBarbara Dutzler, European Integration online Papers (EIoP) Vol. 9 (2005) N°5;http://eiop.or.at/eiop/texte/2005-005a.htm; ‘Europe’s Constitutionalizationas an Inspiration for Global Governance? Some Viennese Conference Impressions’together with Kathrin Blanck and Ulrike Lechner, German Law Journal, Volume6, 2005, Issue 1; ‘Reflections on the reform of competences in the treatyestablishing a constitution for Europe’ in Regional and Federal Studies,Volume 15, Number 2, June 2004, pp. 145-162 (Routledge, London).143