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This article analyzes the effects of recent case law  of the European Court of Justice on the freedom of establishment of corporations  that have been duly established under the corporate laws of a non-member state  that has signed an association agreement with the EU incorporating the  principles of both freedom of establishment and national treatment. It focuses  on the association agreement signed by the EU and Chile in 2003, which  represents the most recent and most sophisticated type of association agreement  with such a nonmember state that is obviously not willing to enter the EU. The  authors argue that the combination of the two principles leads to the following  consequence: corporations duly incorporated under the laws of Chile may take  advantage of the recent case law of the European Court of Justice if there is  and remains a genuine link (of its business activities) to  Chile.

The Extra-Communitarian Effects of Centros , Überseering and Inspire Art with Regard to Fourth Generation Association Agreements