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It is well known that EU citizenship is parasitic upon national citizenship. To become an EU citizen it is necessary to … nationality laws are influenced by EU membership. Firstly, this influence comes from other Member States, who recognise that the … impact upon themselves. Secondly, there is an influence from the EU institutions and EU legislation, for example by granting …
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when characterising EU external action; international responsibility under mixed agreements; and the relationship between … international law and EU law. …
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The article - to be published in Guibentif and Gonçalves (eds), Os novos territórios do direito: Globalização, europeização e transformação da regulação juridical, Coimbra : Almedina, 2006 or 2007 – explores a few elements of what may be labelled as the Europeanisation of Law –...
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EU Member States is spared, the European Commission has recently published a Green Paper aimed at gathering evidence on … principles which should guide EU policy in this field. This paper concentrates on one particular aspect of obesity prevention …
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.The procedures launched against Germany and France due to their excessive deficits, again brought the attention of the media and broader public to the Stability and Growth Pact (SGP). The point of culmination was reached when the European Commission filed a claim against the Council (C-27/04)...
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constitution for Europe and its implications for the EU legal system. It comments on the categories of act on the three levels of … of the proposed system of legal acts to the special nature of the EU. …
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Particular problems in EU human rights protection stem from the final clauses of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights … to be bound by EU fundamental rights when they derogate from Community law, or "Union law" in future. The same is true …
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The paper makes an attempt to map the Copenhagen criterion of democracy and the rule of law, one of the main instruments governing the biggest enlargement in the Union history. The meaning of it, however, is still as vague today as it was more than ten years ago, at the time of introduction 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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On January 14 2000, the Commission sued the ECB on grounds of infringement of a regulation which concerns the investigations conducted by the European Anti-Fraud Office. This, for the time being, is the culminating point in the controversy between the Commission and the ECB, which reflects the...
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