European law review

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  Año 2009, Número 3

  • Editorial

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      Who wants to be Pandora? The Court of Justice and the Cyprus Problem

      Panos Koutrakos

      págs. 345-346

      

  • Articles

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      The legal effect of Directives: Policy, rules and exceptions

      Paul Craig

      págs. 349-377

      
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      Regulatory competition in European company law after Cartesio

      Andrew Johnston, Phil Syrpis

      págs. 378-404

      
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      Traditional risk analysis and releases of GMOs into the European Union: Space for non-scientific factors?

      Mihail Kritikos

      págs. 405-432

      
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      Reverse discrimination and free movement of persons under Community law: All for Ulysses, nothing for Penelope?

      Camille Dautricourt, Sébastien Thomas

      págs. 433-454

      

  • Analysis and Reflections

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      Ireland's options after the Lisbon Referendum: Strategies, implications and competing visions of Europe

      Suzanne Kingston

      págs. 455-475

      
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      Consumer contracts in European private international law: The sphere of operation of the consumer contract rules in the Brussels I and Rome I Regulations

      Paul Cachia

      págs. 476-490

      
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      DNA and fingerprint data retention: S and Marper v United Kingdom

      Liz Heffernan

      págs. 491-504