The main objective of establishment and consolidation of an Area of Freedom, Security and Justice is to provide the Citizens a high degree of protection in this Area, also access and setting (for nationals of third countries) and in terms of freedom of movement and applicable law, both in economic relations and in personal relationships as more effectively to those citizens of the Union.

It will be analyzed some aspects of the legal framework governing the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice established by the Treaty of Lisbon, regarding EU national and third countries nationals: the right of asylum (classical institution of international law under review and development by the European Union ) and the promotion of the dimension of Justice in intra-private relationships, this module aims to study cooperation in civil matters from the dual perspective of the results achieved before the Treaty of Lisbon and to be expected in a near future. In two dimensions: pure personal private relationships as well as relationships of economic content.

It could be interesting for professionals as lawyers, judges, responsible for general registration and specialists in private international law. Also for those worried about the dimension of security and justice within the Union: the possibilities and limits provided by the free movement of persons in the exercise (or not) of a professional activity.