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Title:Four Visions of Constitutional Pluralism Author(s):AVBELJ, Matej; KOMÁREK, JanDate:2008Citation:European Constitutional Law Review, 2008, 4, 3, 524-527Type:Article
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Title:Fragmentation or Cohesion? Investment versus Cultural Protection Rules Author(s):VADI, ValentinaDate:2009Citation:Journal of World Investment and Trade, 2009, 10, 4, 573-600Type:ArticleAbstract:The relationship between international law and international investment law has taken on a greater significance with the extraordinary flourishing of investment treaties in recent years. Although in a formal sense investment ...
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Title:'Fragmentation' and 'judicialization' of international law as dialectic strategies for reforming international economic law Author(s):PETERSMANN, Ernst-UlrichDate:2013Citation:Trade, Law and Development, 2013, Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 209-255Type:ArticleAbstract:International economic law (IEL) continues to evolve through dialectic processes of unilateral, bilateral, regional and worldwide regulation. The human rights obligations of all UN member states call for ‘normative ...
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Title:Fragmentation/participation: quelle bonne dimension? Author(s):ZILLER, JacquesDate:2000Citation:Pouvoirs, 2000, 95, 19-32Type:Article
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Title:La France et la Constitution pour l'Europe Author(s):ZILLER, JacquesDate:2005Citation:Annuaire français de relations internationales, 2005, 6, 581-597Type:Article
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Title:Francia: è arrivata l’ora dell’exception d’inconstitutionnalité? Author(s):FABBRINI, FedericoDate:2008Citation:Quaderni Costituzionali, 2008, 1, 150-154Type:ArticleAbstract:The commentary discusses the proposal to introduce a system of a posteriori constitutional review of legislation in France.
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Title:Free Lunches? WTO as public good, and the WTO’s view of public goods Author(s):MAVROIDIS, Petros C.Date:2012Citation:European Journal of International Law (EJIL), 2012, 23, 3, 731-742Type:ArticleAbstract:The WTO can be viewed as a public good in that it provides a forum for negotiations which also produces the necessary legal framework to act as a support for agreed liberalization. To avoid any misunderstandings, in this ...
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Title:Free software and the law : out of the frying pan and into the fire : how shaking up intellectual property suits competition just fine Author(s):DALY, AngelaDate:2013Citation:Journal of peer production, 2013, No. 3, OnlineOnlyType:ArticleAbstract:Free software is viewed as a revolutionary and subversive practice, and in particular has dealt a strong blow to the traditional conception of intellectual property law (although in its current form could be considered a ...
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Title:Free Trade with Hazardous Products? The Emergence of Transnational Governance with Eroding State Government Author(s):JOERGES, ChristianDate:2005Citation:European Foreign Affairs Review, 2005, 10, 4, 553-574Type:Article
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Title:Free Trade: the Erosion of National, and the Birth of Transnational Governance Author(s):JOERGES, Christian; GODT, ChristineDate:2005Citation:European Review, 2005, 13, Supplement 1, 93-117Type:Article
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Title:The French Twitter case : a difficult equilibrium between freedom of expression and its limits Author(s):DELERUE, FrançoisDate:2013Citation:Digital Evidence and Electronic Signature Law Review, 2013, Vol. 10, pp. 193-197Type:ArticleAbstract:The French Twitter case (Tribunal de Grande Instance de Paris, Ordonnance de référé, 24 janv. 2013, n° 13/50262, n° 13/50276, UEJF et a. c/ Twitter Inc. et Sté Twitter France and Cour d’Appel de Paris, 12 June 2013, Twitter ... -
Title:From a Common Principle of Equality to European Antidiscrimination Law Author(s):DE WITTE, BrunoDate:2010Citation:American Behavioral Scientist, 2010, 53, 12, 1715-1730Type:ArticleAbstract:The principle of equality is an important part of the contemporary constitutional law of all European countries. It is therefore a common principle, and was, as such, also integrated in the legal system of the European ...
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Title:From a duty to remember to an obligation to memory? : memory as reparation in the jurisprudence of the inter-American Court of Human Rights Author(s):CAMPISI, Maria ChiaraDate:2014Citation:International journal of conflict and violence, 2014, Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 62-74Type:ArticleAbstract:Commemorations and reparations are central elements of the transitional justice agenda. The inclusion of memory-related measures among the steps that states are expected to take along the transitional process has been ...
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Title:From a status to a transaction-based approach? : institutional design in European contract law Author(s):CAFAGGI, FabrizioDate:2013Citation:Common Market Law Review, 2013, Vol. 50, No. 1/2, pp. 311–329Type:ArticleAbstract:The Common European Sales Law (CESL), currently under examination at the European Parliament, is intended to introduce a regime for cross-border sales that individual Member States can extend to domestic transactions ...
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Title:From Benchmarking to Final Status? Kosovo and The Problem of an International Administration’s Open-Ended Mandate Author(s):KNOLL, BernhardDate:2005Citation:European Journal of International Law, 2005, 16, 4, 637-660Type:Article
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Title:From economic to sustainable development: unfolding the concept of law Author(s):JENSEN, Hanne BirgitteDate:2007Citation:Systems research and behavioral science, 2007, 24, 5, 505-514Type:ArticleAbstract:The paper presents an analysis of the interrelationship of law, policy and knowledge under conditions of globalization. The paper's basic premise is that the emergence of the sustainable development policy has been driven ...
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Title:From Lëtzebuerg to Luxembourg: EU Law, Non-Discrimination and Pregnancy Author(s):BELAVUSAU, UladzislauDate:2010Citation:European Law Reporter, 2010, 2, 45-49Type:ArticleAbstract:[Virginie Pontin v. T-Comalux SA, ECJ (Third Chamber), Judgment of 29 October 2009, C-63/08] In autumn 2009 the ECJ made another step forward in fostering gender equality through the instrumental framework of the EU law. ...
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Title:From speciality to a constitutional sense of purpose : on the changing role of the objectives of the European Union Author(s):LARIK, JorisDate:2014Citation:International and comparative law quarterly, 2014, Vol. 63, No. 4, pp. 935-962Type:ArticleAbstract:After the Lisbon Treaty, the objectives of the European Union are more numerous and ambitious than ever. But what is their importance and function within the ‘thickening’ legal order of the EU? Combining insights from both ...
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Title:From Stockholm to Johannesburg: from corporate responsibility to corporate accountability for the global protection of the environment? Author(s):MORGERA, ElisaDate:2004Citation:Review of European Community and International Environmental Law, 2004, 13, 214-222Type:Article
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Title:From sunshine to a common agent : the evolving understanding of transparency in the WTO Author(s):MAVROIDIS, Petros C.; WOLFE, RobertDate:2015Citation:The Brown journal of world affairs, 2015, Vol. 21, No. 2, pp. 117-129Type:ArticleSeries/Number:[Global Governance Programme]; [Global Economics]Abstract:The role of the World Trade Organization (WTO) is often thought to be twofold—conducting formal rounds of negotiations and resorting to the dispute settlement system—but the third dimension of its work, which can be broadly ...