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New Zealand’s Financial Adviser Regulation – Falling Behind in the Wake of Overseas Reforms

Stace, Victoria - 2016

This article looks at New Zealand's conduct of business rules for financial advisers. It compares New Zealand's rules to conduct of business rules applicable in the United Kingdom and Australia. There are major respects in which New Zealand's conduct of business rules fall behind best practice,...

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A Crisis of Executive Managerialism in the EU : No Alternative?

Joerges, Christian - 2013

of EU's economic constitution has recently neglected the weight of ‘the social' in the societies of post-war Europe, a …

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Financial Crises and Constitutional Compromise

Vanberg, Georg - 2017

Constitutional constraints are often designed with crisis in mind: Framers wish to constrain the exercise of power precisely in those circumstances in which policymakers will be tempted to take actions that may violate underlying normative commitments. These constraints are only as strong as the...

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The Financial Crisis, the EU Institutional Order and Constitutional Responsibility

Craig, Paul P. - 2015

The financial crisis is arguably the most significant challenge to the EU since the inception of the EEC. It has generated an array of political, legal and institutional responses the complexity of which is daunting in itself. The current paper considers these developments, and places them...

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Social Rights in the Age of Proportionality : Global Economic Crisis and Constitutional Litigation

Contiades, Xenophon - 2011

Insisting on defining a minimum core content as a prerequisite for the justiciability of social rights is an updated aspiration, which risks the very enforceability of these rights amidst global economic crisis, at the very hour when they are needed the most. Proportionality not only creates the...

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Economic Governance and the Euro Crisis : Constitutional Architecture and Constitutional Implications

Craig, Paul P. - 2014

The financial crisis, and resulting crisis with the Euro, has had profound effects on the EU, and its Member States, even those that do not form part of the Euro zone. It has generated a welter of measures to combat the ‘problem' and this flurry of initiatives has not yet come to an end, nor...

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The Impact of the Financial Crisis on the Constitutions of Eurozone Member States Under Rescue Programs – Greece as a Laboratory of Constitutional Theory

Venizelos, Evangelos - 2021

Constitution and the European constitutional theory were tested. A number of rather serious issues were raised concerning the … interpretation of the Constitution, the relationship between national Constitution, EU legal order and international law and the … Constitution itself, either through informal constitutional changes or through the formal amendment process. The main finding of …

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The Eurozone crisis : a constitutional analysis

Tuori, Kaarlo; Tuori, Klaus - 2014

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Is there life in the old dog yet? : observations on the political economy and constitutional viability of common debt issuing in the Euro area

Amtenbrink, Fabian; Repasi, René; Haan, Jakob de - In: Review of law and economics : publ. in cooperation with … 12 (2016) 3, pp. 605-633

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Constitutionalism during a crisis : the case of Aarogya Setu

Bhandari, Vrinda; Rahman, Faiza - In: Economic developments in India : quarterly update : … 250 (2020), pp. 265-277

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