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The so-called commitment decision procedure, introduced into European competition law with Art. 9 of Regulation 1/2003, was meant to provide the Commission with the possibility to dispose of competition law cases by way of a kind of formal settlement, roughly analogous to the US consent decree....
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to wartime based claims and how its jurisprudence deals with the history of the Member States of the EU. It is, in other …
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, though being emphasised by the notion of access to justice in the Charter, receives less attention, and the EU judicial …
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This contribution argues that concepts of social justice in European and international private law must remain consistent with the principles of justice underlying European and international public law. The contribution begins with a brief explanation of the diversity of conceptions of...
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The Dzodzi line of cases evidence that the functioning of the preliminary rulings procedure under Article 234 EC is not restricted to the scope of Community law, but extends also to the cases governed by national law referring to certain Community provision or concept. Most controversially in...
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This article tracks the genesis of one of the EU's most established meta-narratives, that of Europeanization …
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The Maastricht-Urteil of the German Constitutional Court of October 1993 has left a deep mark on European Union law. Although some may consider it as part of legal history, the decision has never been overruled, and the ideas behind it are very much alive. This paper tries to examine the legacy...
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The notion of 'Administrative Authority' has several dimensions in EU law. From a functional perspective … institutions - the typical Community pattern - direct administration by the EU institutions or co-administration which implies some … apply to the exercise of EU administrative authority, e.g. the principles of good administration, or representative and …
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