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Universal duties in a fragmented world: why Europe must reclaim Kantian ethics for global health governance. [PDF]
Eur J Public HealthMcKee M, Correia T.
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Connection, confluence and convergence: a protocol for reviewing policies on antimicrobial resistance and plastic pollution. [PDF]
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European Review of Private Law, 2008
Abstract: Procedural aspects of the harmonization of private law in the European Union receive little attention. In this article we address this issue by focusing on the role of precedent law. After discussing the role of precedent in national private law systems we investigate the barriers to a similar role for precedent within the Community in the ...
Tjong Tjin Tai, T.F.E., Teuben, K.
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Abstract: Procedural aspects of the harmonization of private law in the European Union receive little attention. In this article we address this issue by focusing on the role of precedent law. After discussing the role of precedent in national private law systems we investigate the barriers to a similar role for precedent within the Community in the ...
Tjong Tjin Tai, T.F.E., Teuben, K.
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2014
Chapters 11 (Citizenship), 14 (Internal Market), 16 (Free Movement of Goods), 17 (Free Movement of Services), 18 (Pursuit of an Occupation in another Member State, 19 (Trade Restrictions and Public Goods).
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Chapters 11 (Citizenship), 14 (Internal Market), 16 (Free Movement of Goods), 17 (Free Movement of Services), 18 (Pursuit of an Occupation in another Member State, 19 (Trade Restrictions and Public Goods).
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European criminal law and European identity
Criminal Law and Philosophy, 2006This contribution aims to explain how European Criminal Law can be understood as constitutive of European identity. Instead of starting from European identity as a given, it provides a philosophical analysis of the construction of self-identity in relation to criminal law and legal tradition.
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This new edition sets out an account of EU law that includes not only that law's established features, but captures its development in recent years and the challenges facing the European Union. With dedicated new chapters on climate change, data protection, free movement of capital, and the EU's relations with other European States, topics such as the ...
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