The Cambridge Yearbook of European Legal Studies 2002-3

The Cambridge Yearbook of European Legal Studies 2002-2003

Volume 5

Editors: John Bell, Alan Dashwood, John Spencer and Angela Ward

Authors:
David Edward, National Courts- the Powerhouse of Community Law
Guy Canivet, The Responsibility of Judges in France
Mica Panic, The UK and the Euro: Some Key Economic Issues
Antonio Sáinz de Vicuña, The Introduction of the Euro Banknotes: Some Legal Issues
Helen Thompson, The Political Problems of the Euro-Zone
Michael Cardwell, The European Model of Agriculture and World Trade: Reconfiguring Domestic Support
Charlotte Villiers, European Integration and Globalisation: The Experience of Financial Reporting
Christian Joerges, Law, Economics and Politics in the Constitutionalisation of Europe
Albertina Albors-Llorens, Collective Dominance in EC Competition Law: Trojan Horse or Useful Tool?
Amandine Garde, Partial Harmonisation and European Social Policy: A Case Study on the Acquired Rights Directive
Guy Harpaz, The European Community's Anti-Dumping Policy: The Quest for Enhanced Predictability, Rationality, European Solidarity and Legitimacy
Alexander Orakhelashvili, The European Convention on Human Rights and International Public Order
Eleanor Spaventa, Public Services and European Law: Looking for Boundaries
John Bell, Lay Judges
Fernne Brennan, The Race Directive: Recycling Racial Inequality
Wolfgang Ernst, New Rules of Breach of Contract in Germany
Thomas C Fischer, European 'Citizenship': In its Own Right and in Comparison with the United States
Alan Dashwood, The Draft EU Constitution- First Impressions

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