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European Governance is more than just a policy instrument without legal significance. Its regulatory sub-divisions, such as Comitology, the Lamfalussy procedure, and the growing number of European administrative agencies, have colonized substantive parts of the law-shaping and law-making...
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This paper addresses self-regulation as a complementary means to harmonize and regulate European Contract Law. In the context of the paper SR is conceived as a complementary device to legislation and as a monitoring device to verify ECL implementation. Within self-regulation different players...
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Although they have formerly constituted distinct traditions in the European integration process, EU regulatory … the formulation of the EU’s energy policy, especially given the twofold challenge of securing sufficient energy supply … whilst also addressing the necessity of combating climate change. In this context, a key question is, how exactly does the EU …
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four worlds, or groups of countries, have been identified according to their attitudes with respect to EU law and to the … conformity of their national procedures with EU regulations. This classification, based on national specificities and their … factors behind the compliance or non-compliance with EU law. It can also help to design or to reinforce procedures aimed at …
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The current debate on the desirability and modes of formation of European Private Law (“EPL”) is engaging a wide number of scholars and institutions. Current work concerns the search for a common core of EPL, the rationalisation of the acquis communautaire, the design of a European Civil...
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asks whether the EU, as the most advanced supranational entity with an evolving legal framework in the fields of …
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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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Abstract: This paper develops a conceptual framework for the analysis of hard and soft law that is drawn in part from recent work in the field of international relations. We examine the literature on the role of soft law, noting that scholars have approached this phenomenon in very different...
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institutional regulatory parameters, i.e. (i) the jurisdictional level at which agencies should be placed (EU vs. national), (ii …
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Altneuland: The European Constitutional Terrain It is in many respects a New Land - for the first time the Union is openly, officially using the word Constitution in its formal self-understanding. But this, in turn, places it, at least lexically, in the age old terrain of constitutionalism which...
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