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Why and to what extent do states differ in their implementation of international norms? Furthermore, why and to what … extent do states differ in their mode of resolving conflicts regarding non-implementation of international norms? In this … article the empirical focus is on implementation of Community legislation by the member states of the European Union (EU) and …
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also this activity is highly contested. Our main conclusion is that implementation of EU policies at the national level is … driven national agencies), nor solely networked (through transnational agency clusters). Implementation is indeed compound …
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This paper reports a comparative study of the Environmental Regulatory Agencies in Norway, Denmark and Finland. Increasingly and relatively independently these agencies are taking part in transnational networks in the EU involving the European Commission. A strong informal penetration, fuelled...
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This working paper offers a reconstruction and critical analysis of Joerges’ conflicts theory of European Union law. It is claimed that the theory of European conflicts is structured around three key premises: first, that there are functional and normative reasons to transcend the autarchic...
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This working paper offers a reconstruction and critical analysis of Joerges’ conflicts theory of European Union law. It is claimed that the theory of European conflicts is structured around three key premises: first, that there are functional and normative reasons to transcend the autarchic...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010862208
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This paper considers the need for granting the European Union a genuine power to tax. The argument is developed in several steps. First, it is shown that the granting of such a power to tax is both legally mandated and legally framed . In stark contrast to classical international organisations,...
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Martínez Sala and Bambaust have become the leading cases on free movement of persons in Community law. It has become standard to see both rulings as heralding a ‘civic’ turn of European integration, by expanding the personal scope of the freedom of personal movement from workers to...
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