Titlebook: Between Autonomy and Dependence; The EU Legal Order u Ramses A. Wessel,Steven Blockmans Book 2013 T.M.C.ASSER PRESS, The Hague, The Netherl

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Franci Suni Lopez,Nelly Condori-Fernandeznce of WTO panel and Appellate Body reports on EU secondary law and administrative decisions is evaluated. As a principal example the article takes the interaction between WTO and EU anti-dumping law. However, also other selected examples of the influence of WTO law on EU law are subjected to scruti

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Noor Asma Husain,Mohd Shafry Mohd Rahimstem that protects the public interest while rewarding creativity, stimulating innovation and contributing to economic development. This chapter examines the impact of the relationship between WIPO and the EU on the development of intellectual property norms in the EU. This discussion considers the

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Noor Asma Husain,Mohd Shafry Mohd Rahimy. In this chapter, two policy fields which may serve to exemplify FAO’s influence on the EU legal order, namely food security and food law, are discussed against the background of FAO’s institutional set-up and the history of FAO-EU interaction. The developments in the fields of food security and f

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Radu-Daniel Vatavu,Matei Manca?EU instruments in the realm of Justice and Home Affairs at the centre of a crossroads between municipal, bilateral and multilateral norms. However, while the relationship between national and EU legislation as well as the relationship between the EU and third countries in Justice and Home Affairs ma

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Between Autonomy and Dependence: The EU Legal Order Under the Influence of International Organisatilly (in relation to third states and other international organisations). The source of this perception is to be found in the early case law of the Court of Justice. Stressing its autonomy was believed to be necessary to establish an independent identity and could perhaps be seen as a disguised claim

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The Autonomy of EU Law: More is Less?o divergent interpretations. In this chapter, it is submitted that the concept of EU autonomy in effect comes down to a disguised claim to sovereignty. Contrary to what is often believed, such a reading, which is premised on the Court’s insistence on the self-referential nature of the Union legal or

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Norms Emanating from International Bodies and Their Role in the Legal Order of the European Unionork of a considerable number of international organisations and fora, the effects of norms emanating from these international bodies upon the EU often remain unclear. In addition to legal instruments that are binding on the Union and Member States, there is also a growing body of other norms develop