European law review

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  Año 1999, Número 5

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    Renumbering the Treaties: another fine mess

    págs. 443-444

    
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    Discrimination in Community free movement law

    págs. 445-462

    
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    Decentralised application of E.C. competition law: current practice and future prospects

    págs. 463-482

    
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    Scotland's Parliament and European affairs: some lessons from Germany

    págs. 483-498

    
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    Reservations: breaking new ground in the Council of Europe

    págs. 499-515

    
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    Judicial architecture or judicial folly? The challenge facing the European Union

    págs. 516-524

    
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    Article 39 (ex 48) E.C. offers no protection where restriction on free movement rights arises from act of migrant worker

    págs. 525-530

    
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    The State in a liberal market economy: a private investor and creditor or a public authority?

    págs. 531-539

    
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    The meaning of "same parties" in Article 21 of the Brussels Jurisdiction and Judgments Convention

    págs. 540-544

    
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    The impact of Community law on the interpretation of non-extraditable "revenue offences" in Irish extradition law

    págs. 545-550