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Il diritto a terminare unilateralmente la procedura di recesso dall’Unione europea: note a margine della sentenza Wightman [PDF]
Nalla sentenza Wightman la Corte di giustizia ha affermato il diritto di uno Stato recedente a terminare unilateralmente la procedura di recesso dall’Unione (art. 50 TUE). Sebbene la sentenza confermi l’autonomia del diritto dell’Unione in linea teorica,
Mauro Gatti
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Both the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Act (REULA) and its Regulations 2023/1417 significantly reform UK data protection and raise tensions with the UK's Council of Europe commitments. Whilst including a non‐binding incompatibility mechanism, REULA generally prohibits overriding other law for inconsistency with the UK General Data Protection ...
David Erdos
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Abstract The dividing line between the artistic and literary heritage privatized by copyright and the public domain depends on just one word which is completely alien to the traditional legal jargon: originality. As if it were not enough the essential requirement of copyright is highly polysemic, being its meaning also sensitive to the specific ...
Vincenzo Iaia
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Brexit: state sovereignty o disintegrazione del vincolo europeo?
L’Autore analizza la vicenda Brexit, ripercorrendo il processo di adesione del Regno Unito alla CEE (UE), sino al suo recesso ex art. 50 TUE. L’indagine prosegue riferendo le principali questioni che hanno interessato, nell’immediato, il sistema ...
Michela Michetti
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How Brexit Will Happen:A Brief Primer on EU Law and Constitutional Law Questions Raised by Brexit [PDF]
In a referendum held in the UK on 23 June 2016, 51.9% of the participating electorate voted to leave the European Union. The number of legal questions raised by the referendum are breathtaking.
Hestermeyer, Holger Paul
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Gibraltar, the Brexit, the Symbolic Sovereignty, and the Dispute. A Principality in the Straits?
The outcome of the United Kingdom’s ‘Brexit’ referendum on leaving the European Union necessarily entails both a reconsideration of the status of Gibraltar and changes in Spain’s perspective on a solution to the dispute. Following Brexit, negotiations on
Alejandro del Valle Gálvez
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Abstract This article analyses the normative landscape of future generations within the current body of European Union (EU) law, including the treaties, the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, existing and potentially emerging general principles of EU law, as well as relevant international treaties and customary international law. The article argues that,
Katalin Sulyok
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Abstract Despite the European Union's strong commitment to transparent and participatory governance, the preparation of its position for international climate negotiations is not particularly transparent or open to civil society participation. The situation could be said to reflect a broader paradigm of secrecy in EU policy‐ and law‐making.
Tuula Honkonen
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While the conviction of the need for a fourteenth company law directive is almost universal, the discussion is going on around the question whether this directive should enable cross-border transfer by way of a transfer of the registered office without ...
Napierała, Jacek
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R.O. V Minister for Justice and Equality: Brexit Means Nothing Has Changed… Yet
This case note analyses the judgment delivered by the ECJ in R.O. v Minister for Justice and Equality (C327/18), which examines the possibility of executing European arrest warrants (EAW) issued by the UK after giving notice of its withdrawal according ...
Cristina Saenz Perez (7814297)
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