Yearbook of European Law

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  Año 2013, Vol. 32, Número 1

  • ARTICLES

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      Composite Decision-Making and Accountability Networks: Some Deductions from a Saga

      Carol Harlow

      • Resumen

      págs. 3-29

      
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      Equal treatment of Atypical Workers: A New Frontier for EU Law?

      Steve Peers

      págs. 30-56

      
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      European Economic and Monetary union: history, Trends, and Prospects

      Rosa M. Lastra, Jean-Victor Louis

      • Resumen

      págs. 57-206

      
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      Constitutionalization by Association? The Doubtful Case of the European Economic Area

      Thomas Burri, Benedikt Pirker

      págs. 207-229

      
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      The Arab Uprisings and the European Union: In search of a Comprehensive Strategy

      Jan Wouters, Sanderijn Duquet

      págs. 230-265

      
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      Do Consumers and Business Need a New Architecture of Consumer Law? A Thought Provoking Impulse

      Hans-W. Micklitz

      págs. 266-367

      
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      Law and Governance as checks and Balances in Transatlantic Security: Rights, Redress, and Remedies in EU-US Passenger Name Records and Terrorist Finance Tracking Program

      Elaine Fahey

      págs. 368-388

      
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      The Law on Abuses of Dominance and the System of Judicial Remedies

      Pablo Ibáñez Colomo

      págs. 389-431

      
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      Looking for substance at the Boundaries: European Citizenship and Mutual Recognition of Belonging

      Francesca Strumia

      págs. 432-459

      
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      The Role of the Principle 'Fraus Omnia Corrumpit' in the European Union: A Possible Evolution Towards a General Principle of Law?

      Annekatrien Lenaerts

      págs. 460-498