European law review

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  Año 2008, Número 1

  • Editorial

    • The Commission's "defence package"

      Panos Koutrakos

      págs. 1-2

      

  • Articles

    • Does Keck discrimination make any sense? An assessment of the non-discrimination principle within the European Single Market

      Dan Wilsher

      págs. 3-22

      

    • Damages actions for the infringement of EC competition law: Compensation or deterrence?

      Paolisa Nebbia

      págs. 23-43

      

    • With or without you ... judging politically in the field of Area of Freedom, Security and Justice

      Vassilis Hatzopoulos

      págs. 44-65

      

  • Analysis and Reflections

    • "The king is dead, long live the king": The recasting by the Treaty of Lisbon of the provisions of the Constitutional Treaty concerning national parliaments

      Gavin Barrett

      págs. 66-84

      

    • AGM-COS.MET or: Who is protected by EC safety regulation?

      Norbert Reich

      págs. 85-100

      

    • Rules of institutional "flat-sharing": The European Ombudsman and his national peers

      Alexandros Tsadiras

      págs. 101-115

      
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  Año 2008, Número 2

  • Editorial

    • Cut off from Europe -- the fog surrounding Luxembourg

      D. Chalmers

      págs. 135-136

      

  • Articles

    • The Treaty of Lisbon: Process, architecture and substance

      Paul Craig

      págs. 137-166

      

    • Services of general economic interest and universal service in EU law

      Wolf Sauter

      págs. 167-193

      

    • Going local? EU Law, localism and climate change

      Chris Hilson

      págs. 194-210

      

    • Regulatory perspectives on the future of interactive gambling in the internal market

      Alan Littler

      págs. 211-229

      

  • Analysis and Reflections

    • Constitutional conflicts and the third pillar

      Dorota Leczykiewicz

      págs. 230-242

      

    • National normative implementation of EC Regulations: An exceptional or rather common matter?

      Richard Král

      págs. 243-256

      

    • Allocation of jurisdiction and the internet in EU law

      Youseph Farah

      págs. 257-270

      
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  Año 2008, Número 3

  • Editorial

    • Development and foreign policy: Where to draw the line between the pillars?

      Panos Koutrakos

      págs. 289-290

      

  • Articles

    • Integration through de-legalisation?

      Christian Joerges

      págs. 291-312

      

    • Who is the new European refugee?

      Nadine El-Enany

      págs. 313-335

      

    • Inequality of bargaining power versus market for lemons: Legal paradigm change and the Court of Justice's jurisprudence on Directive 93/13 on unfair contract terms

      Michael Schillig

      págs. 336-358

      

    • Science, legitimacy and the law: Regulating risk regulation judiciously in the European Community

      Joseph Corkin

      págs. 359-384

      

  • Analysis and Reflections

    • The role of the new EU Fundamental Rights Agency: Debating the "sex of angels" or improving Europe's human rights performance?

      Gabriel N. Toggenburg

      págs. 385-398

      

    • The European Community's criminal law competence: The plot thickens

      Steve Peers

      págs. 399-410

      

    • Economic and social rights in conflict: Political and judicial approaches to their reconciliation

      Phil Syrpis, Tonia Novitz

      págs. 411-426

      

    • Do the rules on State aids have a life of their own? National procedural autonomy and effectiveness in the Lucchini case

      Paolisa Nebbia

      págs. 427-438

      
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  Año 2008, Número 4

  • Editorial

    • Justifying institutional accommodation

      D. Chalmers

      págs. 455-456

      

  • Articles

    • Unity in diversity: European integration and the enlargement process

      Giandomenico Majone

      págs. 457-481

      

    • The application of the fundamental freedoms to Member State tax measures: Guarding against protectionism or second-guessing national policy choices?

      Karen Banks

      págs. 482-506

      

    • EU Criminal Law and the Treaty of Lisbon

      Steve Peers

      págs. 507-529

      

    • Can Ireland legislate contrary to EC law?

      William Phelan

      págs. 530-549

      

  • Analysis and Reflections

    • Interinstitutional Conventions and institutional balance

      Bart Driessen

      págs. 550-562

      

    • How to be a Third Pillar guardian of fundamental rights? The Irish Supreme Court and the European arrest warrant

      Elaine Fahey

      págs. 563-576

      

    • The special security exemption of Article 296 EC: Time for a new notion of "essential security interests"?

      Dominik Eisenhut

      págs. 577-585

      

    • The incomplete state of Community harmonisation in the provision of interim protection by the national courts

      Georgios Anagnostaras

      págs. 586-597

      
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  Año 2008, Número 5

  • Editorial

    • Speeding up the preliminary reference procedure - Fast but not too fast

      Panos Koutrakos

      págs. 617-618

      

  • Articles

    • "European constitutional settlement", an ever-closer union, and the Treaty of Lisbon: Democracy or relevance?

      Jukka Snell

      págs. 619-642

      

    • Real links, abstract rights and false alarms: The relationship between the ECJ's "real link" case law and national solidarity

      Charlotte O'Brien

      págs. 643-665

      

    • Primary law and policy in EU external relations - Moving away from the big picture

      Panos Koutrakos

      págs. 666-686

      

    • Fine-tuning European copyright law to strike a balance between the rights of owners and users

      Marcella Favale

      págs. 687-708

      

  • Analysis and Reflections

    • Lisbon and the federal order of competences: A prospective analysis

      Robert Schütze

      págs. 709-722

      

    • Cross-border educational mobility and the exportation of student financial assistance

      Michael Dougan

      págs. 723-738

      

    • Do unto others as you would have them do unto you: Willy Kempter and the duty to raise EC law in national litigation

      Angela Ward

      págs. 739-754

      
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  Año 2008, Número 6

  • Editorial

    • The Secret Delivery of Justice

      D. Chalmers

      págs. 773-774

      

  • Articles

    • Enforcement, monitoring, verification, outsourcing: The decline and decline of the infringement process

      Melanie Smith

      págs. 777-802

      

    • Ethical EU law? The influence of the European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies

      Helen Busby, Tamara K. Hervey, Alison Mohr

      págs. 803-842

      

    • Lost in transition: Russian-speaking non-citizens in Latvia and the protection of minority rights in the European Union

      Gulara Guliyeva

      págs. 843-869

      

  • Analysis and Reflections

    • A note on Intertanko

      Eileen Denza

      págs. 870-879

      

    • How fragmentation in European law undermines consumer protection: The case of location-based services

      Colette Cuijpers, Bert-Jaap Koops

      págs. 880-898

      

    • Small arms and light weapons within the Union's pillar structure: An analysis of Article 47 of the EU Treaty

      Joni Heliskoski

      págs. 898-912

      

    • What intra-Community mobility for third-country workers?

      Anna Kocharov

      págs. 913-926

      

  • Review Article

    • Aboli bibelot d'inanité sonore?

      Geert De Baere

      págs. 927-938