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'European Court of Human Rights: January 2005 – March 2006', Iain Cameron, Issue 1, pp. 3–31 |
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'The European Union 2005 in Luxembourg: Recent Developments in the Case Law of the Community Courts', Andrea Biondi, Katherine Harmer, Issue 1, pp. 33–46 |
infoAndrea Biondi, Katherine Harmer, 'The European Union 2005 in Luxembourg: Recent Developments in the Case Law of the Community Courts' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 1, pp. 33–46 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'Commission v. Council: Some Reflections on Criminal Law in the First Pillar', Ester Herlin-Karnell, Issue 1, pp. 47–67 |
infoEster Herlin-Karnell, 'Commission v. Council: Some Reflections on Criminal Law in the First Pillar' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 1, pp. 47–67 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'Does the European Court of Human Rights Provide Protection from the European Community? – The Case of Bosphorus Airways', C. Eckes, Issue 1, pp. 47–67 |
infoC. Eckes, 'Does the European Court of Human Rights Provide Protection from the European Community? – The Case of Bosphorus Airways' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 1, pp. 47–67 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'Reflecting on the Scope of the European Union (Scrutiny) Act, 2002 and Parliamentary Scrutiny in the Draft Constitutional Treaty as to European Integration and the Irish Legal Order', E. Fahey, Issue 1, pp. 85–96 |
infoE. Fahey, 'Reflecting on the Scope of the European Union (Scrutiny) Act, 2002 and Parliamentary Scrutiny in the Draft Constitutional Treaty as to European Integration and the Irish Legal Order' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 1, pp. 85–96 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'New Caledonia, a Case of Shared Sovereignty within the French Republic: Appearance or Reality?', Dominique Custos, Issue 1, pp. 97–132 |
infoDominique Custos, 'New Caledonia, a Case of Shared Sovereignty within the French Republic: Appearance or Reality?' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 1, pp. 97–132 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'International Election Observation by the OSCE and the Human Right to Political Participation', Christina Binder, Issue 1, pp. 133–158 |
infoChristina Binder, 'International Election Observation by the OSCE and the Human Right to Political Participation' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 1, pp. 133–158 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'Fundamental Freedoms and Private Actors – towards an ‘Indirect Horizontal Effect’', Eva Julia Lohse, Issue 1, pp. 159–190 |
infoEva Julia Lohse, 'Fundamental Freedoms and Private Actors – towards an ‘Indirect Horizontal Effect’' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 1, pp. 159–190 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'The Roma Café: Human Rights and the Plight of the Romany People', Bill Bowring, Issue 1, pp. 191–196 |
infoBill Bowring, 'The Roma Café: Human Rights and the Plight of the Romany People' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 1, pp. 191–196 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'European Union Law and Defence Integration', Sven Biscop, Issue 1, pp. 197–199 |
infoSven Biscop, 'European Union Law and Defence Integration' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 1, pp. 197–199 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'European Administrative Law', Partrick Birkinshaw, Issue 1, pp. 200–202 |
infoPartrick Birkinshaw, 'European Administrative Law' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 1, pp. 200–202 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'German Constitutional Law Cases 2004-2006', Helmut Philipp Aust, Issue 2, pp. 205–221 |
infoHelmut Philipp Aust, 'German Constitutional Law Cases 2004-2006' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 2, pp. 205–221 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'A New Institutional Arrangement for Italy?', Cecilia Corsi, Issue 2, pp. 223–237 |
infoCecilia Corsi, 'A New Institutional Arrangement for Italy?' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 2, pp. 223–237 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'Broadcasting, the Free Market and the Public Interest: Is the Italian Path to Pluralism Viable?', Gianluca Gardini, Issue 2, pp. 239–261 |
infoGianluca Gardini, 'Broadcasting, the Free Market and the Public Interest: Is the Italian Path to Pluralism Viable?' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 2, pp. 239–261 | | The television and the mass media in general have a vital function in the creation of the democratic process, similar to that of institutions. The basic argument of this article is that television is not a simple market commodity and general competition laws cannot protect adequately the public interest of citizens in broadcasting. In Italy, in particular, the television sector has always suffered for lack of pluralism, a highly concentrated market, strong influence of political forces over public broadcasting. For these reasons the Italian experience represents an interesting case, as it allows one to observe the effects of a transition from a broadcasting framework entirely based on specific public regulation (monopoly) to a system hinged on general competition laws and technological development After looking at the evolution of broadcasting in Italy, the author will try to suggest some remedies for the Italian television sector. Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'Mediation in Administrative Law: The Identification of Conflicting Paradigms', Sophie Boyron, Issue 2, pp. 263–288 |
infoSophie Boyron, 'Mediation in Administrative Law: The Identification of Conflicting Paradigms' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 2, pp. 263–288 | | In the three countries surveyed, England, France and Germany, commentators have expressed misgivings regarding the transformations that are occurring in administrative law. This article tries to design and test a comparative method to understand these evolutions and meet the demands of administrative lawyers. By resorting to a micro-analysis of mediation in the resolution of administrative law disputes, it is possible to identify and analyze a number of parallel evolutionary trends. If successful, this method could then be applied to other key areas of administrative law. In doing so, the research will uncover the dynamics and the implications of this process of deep change. Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'International Treaties in Germany: The Legislative Competence of Parliament and the Interpretative Competence of the Courts', Florian Becker, Angus Campbell, Issue 2, pp. 289–309 |
infoFlorian Becker, Angus Campbell, 'International Treaties in Germany: The Legislative Competence of Parliament and the Interpretative Competence of the Courts' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 2, pp. 289–309 | | This article analyses certain issues concerning the implementation of international-treaty obligations in the German domestic legal order. Traditionally the German legislator has been understood as possessing competence to pass legislation inconsistent with international treaty obligations it had previously con-sented to. In addition, the degree to which decisions of the ECtHR are binding on the German judiciary is still unclear. The article aims to develop new answers to both problems, linking both levels of imple-mentation and finding the right balance between the integrity of international law and of the domestic legal order. Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'Civic Citizenship and Migrant Integration', Mark Bell, Issue 2, pp. 311–333 |
infoMark Bell, 'Civic Citizenship and Migrant Integration' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 2, pp. 311–333 | | In the 1999 Tampere Agenda, the European Council committed itself to creating ‘a set of uniform rights’ for third country nationals with a view to promoting better integration. Subsequently, the Commission suggested that this could lead to a new status of ‘civic citizenship’. Since this idea was floated, the Union has adopted a considerable body of legislation on immigration. This article examines these instruments, most notably the Long-Term Residents Directive, in order to decipher both the criteria for membership of civic citizenship and the rights and duties attached to this imagined status. A fragile and complex framework has been constructed for third country nationals, whilst in the same period the status of Union citizenship has been strengthened by the Court of Justice. This reveals a tension between the exclusive prerogatives of Union citizenship and the objective of improving migrant integration. Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'Developments in National Parliaments’ Involvement in Ordinary Foreign Policy and European Policy – Denmark', Helle Krunke, Issue 2, pp. 335–348 |
infoHelle Krunke, 'Developments in National Parliaments’ Involvement in Ordinary Foreign Policy and European Policy – Denmark' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 2, pp. 335–348 | | The article examines the development in parliamentary involvement in ordinary foreign policy and European policy in Denmark. It is shown how the interplay between the two areas has contributed to the development. Also, it is shown how the Treaty on a Constitution for Europe reflects the increased significance of the national Parliaments. The development in Denmark is explained partly as a process of demolition of the Prerogative and partly as a process of demolition of the Greek Temple Structure of the European cooperation. Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'Public Governance in the Age of Globalization', Alfred C., Jr. Aman, Issue 2, pp. 349–359 |
infoAlfred C., Jr. Aman, 'Public Governance in the Age of Globalization' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 2, pp. 349–359 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'The Law of Public Utilities and Procurement', Patrick Birkinshaw, Issue 2, pp. 360–361 |
infoPatrick Birkinshaw, 'The Law of Public Utilities and Procurement' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 2, pp. 360–361 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'When Does War Become Crime? Aspects of the Criminal Case against Eric O.', Richard Burchill, Issue 2, pp. 362–363 |
infoRichard Burchill, 'When Does War Become Crime? Aspects of the Criminal Case against Eric O.' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 2, pp. 362–363 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'Czech Republic and the European Union Law in 2004-2006', Ivo Šlosarčík, Issue 3, pp. 367–378 |
infoIvo Šlosarčík, 'Czech Republic and the European Union Law in 2004-2006' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 3, pp. 367–378 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'Sub-National Issues: Local Government Reform, Re-Districting of Administrative Jurisdictions, and the Åland Islands in the European Union', Markku Suksi, Issue 3, pp. 379–406 |
infoMarkku Suksi, 'Sub-National Issues: Local Government Reform, Re-Districting of Administrative Jurisdictions, and the Åland Islands in the European Union' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 3, pp. 379–406 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'The Reform of Portuguese Administrative Litigation', Margarida Olazabal Cabral, Issue 3, pp. 407–422 |
infoMargarida Olazabal Cabral, 'The Reform of Portuguese Administrative Litigation' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 3, pp. 407–422 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'The House of Lords and Religious Clothing in Begum v. Head teacher and Governors of Denbigh High School', Gareth Davies, Issue 3, pp. 423–432 |
infoGareth Davies, 'The House of Lords and Religious Clothing in Begum v. Head teacher and Governors of Denbigh High School' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 3, pp. 423–432 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'Linguistic Minorities and Educational Rights in France – The Corsican Example', Solange Mouthaan, Issue 3, pp. 433–459 |
infoSolange Mouthaan, 'Linguistic Minorities and Educational Rights in France – The Corsican Example' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 3, pp. 433–459 | | Europe, with the European Charter for the Protection of Regional and Minority Languages and the Framework Convention for the Protection of Minorities has acknowledged that the protection of its cultural identity, of which languages form part, is vital. Despite these efforts, States have adopted varying measures. France, for constitutional reasons, is unable to recognize officially any of its linguistic minorities. As a consequence, in practical terms, French legislation on the subject of minority language instruction at school cannot really promote, for example, the teaching of Corsican, because it must be seen to be of a voluntary nature. In other words, a minority language will be taught as long as it is not compulsory. This principle has the unfortunate corollary of threatening the existence and survival of France’s minority languages. Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'Bill and the Fall of the Constitutional Treaty', Ian Ward, Issue 3, pp. 461–488 |
infoIan Ward, 'Bill and the Fall of the Constitutional Treaty' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 3, pp. 461–488 | | The European Union, and before it the Community, has always seemed to lack a bit of pizzazz. Twenty years ago, the Adonnino Committee ventured the case for European flags and hymns and orchestras and so on. And the sentiment clearly resonated with those who were tasked with the need to shape a new European Constitution for the twenty-first century. To this end, amongst the trinkets recommended by the Convention and depicted in Article I-8 of the Constitutional Treaty was a Europe Day, to be celebrated on 7 May each year. The date was chosen because it would also serve to celebrate the original Schuman Declaration of 1950. The felt need for such a day, and such a celebration, lies at the heart of this article, which further seeks to address the wider debates which continue to oscillate around the nature of constitutions and constitutionalism in the new Europe. These debates, for obvious reasons, have become all the more intense following the various setbacks experienced as a result of the serial refusal of the Union’s citizens to ratify the proposed Constitutional Treaty. As we consider the deeper anxieties which pervade this current debate, we will also endeavour to investigate a further related issue which continues to haunt the new Europe, that of narrative and history, or its lack. And, by way of coincidence – which like so many coincidences is not entirely one at all – we shall do this in the context provided by Tim Luscombe’s recently produced play, The Schuman Plan. Schuman, it seems, haunts the European Union. Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'The Burden of an Ageing Society as a Public Debt: The Perspective of the German Constitutional Law and the Law of the European Union', Helmut Siekmann, Issue 3, pp. 489–518 |
infoHelmut Siekmann, 'The Burden of an Ageing Society as a Public Debt: The Perspective of the German Constitutional Law and the Law of the European Union' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 3, pp. 489–518 | | This article is based on the assumption that the financial burden of an ageing society can be considered as an ‘implicit’ public debt. The future claims (‘prospective entitlements’) to unfunded public pension systems will result in severe financial strains for public finances because of the demographic developments in Germany and other industrialized nations. A closer analysis of the German (federal) constitution reveals that there are almost no provisions to handle the potential dangers from this foreseeable development. The rules on explicit public debt and the accounting requirements for the government are in this respect of little value. The law of the European Union, on the other hand, contains a somewhat better starting point as the EC Treaty requires the ‘sustainability’ of the fiscal policy. By this it offers at least a rudimentary guideline for a long term budget-policy regulation of the ‘implicit’ public debt. Stricter legal rules would, however, require an amendment of primary law of the European Union or at least a substantial redefinition of the existing definitions of the European system of Economic Accounts (ESA). One of the chief purposes of this article is to look for legal tools taking the expected financial burdens into proper account and make it more ‘visible’ for the budgetary process. It is not primarily designed to cut future pensions or to exclude ‘soft’ means from solving the underlying substantive problems. The comparative analysis of additional legal systems is left to further research. Dieser Artikel beruht auf der Annahme, dass die finanziellen Lasten einer alternden Gesellschaft als‘implizite’ Staatsschulden angesehen werden können. Anwartschaften auf Rentenzahlungen durch umlagenfinanzierte Alterssicherungssysteme können wegen des demographischen Wandels in Deutschland und anderen Industrienationen zu erheblichen Belastungen für die öffentlichen Finanzen führen. Eine genauere Prüfung der Vorgaben des Grundgesetzes für die Staatsfinanzen zeigt, dass es kaum Vorschriften gibt, welche sich mit den Gefahren aus der voraussehbaren Entwicklung befassen. Die Regeln über die Staatsverschuldung und die Rechnungslegung haben in dieser Hinsicht wenig Wert. Das Recht der Europäischen Union bietet dagegen etwas bessere Ansatzpunkte, da der EG-Vertrag die‘Nachhaltigkeit’ der Finanzpolitik verlangt. Dadurch bietet er zumindest eine rudimentäre Richtschnur für eine langfristige haushaltsmäßige Regelung der ‘impliziten’ öffentlichen Schulden. Striktere Rechtsregeln würden aber eine Änderung des primären Gemeinschaftsrechts oder zumindest eine substanzielle Umdeutung der Definitionen des Europäischen Systems der Europäischen Gesamtrechnung (ESVG) erfordern. Eines der Hauptziele dieser Untersuchung besteht darin, nach geeigneten juristischen Instrumenten zu suchen, welche die kommenden finanziellen Lasten hinreichend erfassen und im Rahmen des Finanzverfassungsrechts handhabbar machen. Sie ist nicht darauf ausgerichtet, Instrumente zur Kürzung künftiger Pensions- und Rentenzahlungen zu entwickeln oder ‘weichere’ Instrumente zur Lösung der zugrunde liegenden materiellen Probleme auszugrenzen. Die vergleichende Analyse weiterer Rechtsordnungen bleibt künftiger Forschung vorbehalten. Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'Le juge constitutionnel, un legislateur-cadre positif: Une analyse comparative en droit Français, Belge et Allemand', Frédéric Rolland, Issue 3, pp. 519–522 |
infoFrédéric Rolland, 'Le juge constitutionnel, un legislateur-cadre positif: Une analyse comparative en droit Français, Belge et Allemand' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 3, pp. 519–522 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'European Criminal Procedures', Monica den Boer, Issue 3, pp. 523–526 |
infoMonica den Boer, 'European Criminal Procedures' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 3, pp. 523–526 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'Europarecht: Dogmatik im Kontext', Ralf Rogowski, Issue 3, pp. 527–529 |
infoRalf Rogowski, 'Europarecht: Dogmatik im Kontext' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 3, pp. 527–529 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'European Court of Human Rights: April 2006 – March 2007', Iain Cameron, Issue 4, pp. 533–568 |
infoIain Cameron, 'European Court of Human Rights: April 2006 – March 2007' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 4, pp. 533–568 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'Recent Developments in Luxembourg: The Activities of the Community Courts in 2006', Andrea Biondi, Isidora Maletic, Issue 4, pp. 569–585 |
infoAndrea Biondi, Isidora Maletic, 'Recent Developments in Luxembourg: The Activities of the Community Courts in 2006' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 4, pp. 569–585 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'The Werner Mangold Case: An Example of Legal Militancy', Antoine Masson, Claire Micheau, Issue 4, pp. 587–593 |
infoAntoine Masson, Claire Micheau, 'The Werner Mangold Case: An Example of Legal Militancy' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 4, pp. 587–593 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'EU Freedom of Information: Determining where the Interest Lies', Anne Flanagan, Issue 4, pp. 595–932 |
infoAnne Flanagan, 'EU Freedom of Information: Determining where the Interest Lies' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 4, pp. 595–932 | | A citizen’s ability to have access to information about his government and its actions is described as one of most important to the functioning of a democratic society by both contemporary and historical writers, including drafters of 18th century constitutions underpinned by Enlightenment theories of popular sovereignty. An informed citizenry that can participate in governing was perceived as ‘the very foundation for all those freedoms’ guaranteed by ‘the First Amendment’ of the United States Constitution and, by extension. ‘[T]he right of freely examining public characters and measures, and of free communication thereon, is the only effective guardian of every other right’ is how James Madison, U.S. president and author of the Bill of Rights of the U.S. Constitution in which the First Amendment is contained, described its pivotal role. In this article, the author examines EU access to information laws and where the balance of the public interest lies. Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'Democracy and Europe: New Times, Old Dilemmas', Margherita Poto, Issue 4, pp. 633–670 |
infoMargherita Poto, 'Democracy and Europe: New Times, Old Dilemmas' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 4, pp. 633–670 | | Democratic instances in European legal systems are still part of a developing phenomenon, even whilst the process towards a European Constitution is decelerating. The paper will analyse possible solutions to the lack of democracy and participation in European context, in order to understand if philosophical and economical approaches could give an effective contribution to the legal system. In particular, it will be asked whether the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality, as applied by the Constitutional Courts of different Member States pave the new way towards democracy. Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'Reconciling Regulatory Approaches to Corporate Social Responsibility: The European Union, OECD and United Nations Compared', Sorcha Macleod, Issue 4, pp. 671–702 |
infoSorcha Macleod, 'Reconciling Regulatory Approaches to Corporate Social Responsibility: The European Union, OECD and United Nations Compared' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 4, pp. 671–702 | | In recent years the European Union, along with other international organizations has attempted to address the globally relevant problem of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). In doing so, the EU has restricted itself to the voluntary mechanisms advocated by business as a means of tackling the issues. This is in direct contrast to other organizations relevant in the European context such as the OECD and the UN. This article compares these three different regulatory frameworks for CSR. It asks which of them is most effective at reconciling the inherent tension between voluntarism and the case for hard regulation as its polar opposite. To this effect, the article examines the EU, the OECD and the UN’s most recent initiatives; that is, the Global Compact and the Norms on the Responsibility of Transnational Corporations and Other Business Enterprises with regard to human rights. Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'The National Courts’ Mandate in the European Constitution', Tamara Ćapeta, Issue 4, pp. 703–708 |
infoTamara Ćapeta, 'The National Courts’ Mandate in the European Constitution' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 4, pp. 703–708 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'European Union Law: Text and Materials', Sionaidh Douglas-Scott, Issue 4, pp. 709–712 |
infoSionaidh Douglas-Scott, 'European Union Law: Text and Materials' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 4, pp. 709–712 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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'Public Procurement in the European Union', Aris Georgopoulos, Issue 4, pp. 713–715 |
infoAris Georgopoulos, 'Public Procurement in the European Union' (2007) 13 European Public Law, Issue 4, pp. 713–715 | | Copyright © 2007 Kluwer Law International
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