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From Ebola to Hantavirus: Spain's Preparedness for High-Consequence Infectious Diseases. [PDF]
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From Bench to Bedside: Governing Health Care Artificial Intelligence (AI) through a "True Lifecycle Approach". [PDF]
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Vitamin D Fortification Strategies and Policy Landscape in Selected European Countries. [PDF]
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General Principles of Law in EU Antitrust Law
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019This paper examines the extent of the use and content of unwritten general principles of EU law in EU antitrust law. In particular, three unwritten general principles will be explored in more detail: effectiveness, proportionality and non-discrimination. The contribution will start by examining the explicit use of the general principle of effectiveness
Max Hjärtström, Julian Nowag
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The prohibition of abuse of EU law: a special general principle
2022A thin line exists between the legitimate use of EU law and the illegitimate abuse of EU law. The Court of Justice of the European Union has unambiguously established that the principle prohibiting abuse of EU law is a general principle, in that it displays the general, comprehensive character which is naturally inherent in general principles of EU law.
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General principles and EU criminal law
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019Why are general principles important in EU criminal law? The question of general principles in criminal law is an interesting one and unites two different but related discussions: one concerning the reach of general principles in EU law as such and one closely related debate on the scope of general principles in the area of criminal law.
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General Principles of EU Corporate and Insolvency Law
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018Over more than forty years, the European Union (formerly the European Community) has enacted a large number of directives aimed at harmonising company law rules across Member States. Nevertheless, differences across Member States persist with regard to company law rules.
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