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National Courts and EU Trade Policy Powers: the EU/Canada trade deal and the German Constitutional Court.

National Courts and EU Trade Policy Powers: the EU/Canada trade deal and the German Constitutional Court.

Douwe Korff , Emeritus Professor of International Law, London Metropolitan University; Associate, Oxford Martin School, University of...

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Pulling the rug from under Marios feet: the BVerfG and the ECBs OMT programme.

Pulling the rug from under Marios feet: the BVerfG and the ECBs OMT programme.

Ioannis Glinavos (@iGlinavos), Senior Lecturer, University of Westminster A key decision relating to EU economic and monetary...

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