European law review

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  Año 2021, Número 3

  • Editorial

    • Seleccionado

      The Orthodoxy of Divergence: Supremacy, Domestic Courts and Constitutional Responsibility

      Panos Koutrakos

      págs. 283-284

      

  • Articles

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      National sovereignty and European Union law

      Damian Chalmers

      • Resumen

      págs. 285-305

      
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      The underutilisation of the european supervision order: Framework decision 2009/829/jha as just a scrap of paper

      Esther Montero Pérez de Tudela, Carmen Rocío García Ruiz

      • Resumen

      págs. 306-324

      
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      The national courts’ obligation to gather and establish the necessary information for the application of consumer law—the endgame?

      Jarich Werbrouck, Elise Dauw

      • Resumen

      págs. 325-344

      
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      The EU’s contractual relations and the arbitration clause: Disputes at the court of justice of the European union

      Graham Butler

      • Resumen

      págs. 345-363

      
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      Addendum : Design Litigation in the EU Member states : Are overlaps with other intellectual property rights and unfair competition problematic and are SMEs benefitting from the EU design legal framework ?

      Oliver Church, Estelle Derclaye, Gilles Stupfler

      págs. 364-365

      

  • Analysis and Reflections

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      State aid and the European green deal: The implications of Austria v European commission (C-594/18 P)

      Suzanne Kingston

      • Resumen

      págs. 365-379

      
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      “As i have commanded thee”: Flemish decrees and CJEU jurisprudence put religious slaughter under the knife

      Elijah Zachary Granet

      • Resumen

      págs. 380-394

      
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      Sufficient connection test and the definition of a posted worker: Unexpected lessons learnt from Dobersberger

      Marta Lasek Markey

      • Resumen

      págs. 395-403