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The Marrakesh Treaty judgment: the ECJ clarifies EU external powers over copyright law.

The Marrakesh Treaty judgment: the ECJ clarifies EU external powers over copyright law.

Gesa Kbek , PhD candidate at the law faculty of the University of Passau. On 14th February 2017, the European Court of Justice...

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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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The Future of EU External Trade Policy - Opinion 2/15: Report from the Hearing.

The Future of EU External Trade Policy - Opinion 2/15: Report from the Hearing.

David Kleimann and Gesa Kbek * On September 13 and 14, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) held its hearings f...

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The Dutch referendum on the EU/Ukraine association agreement: What will the impact be?.

The Dutch referendum on the EU/Ukraine association agreement: What will the impact be?.

Dr. Maja Brkan and Alexander Hoogenboom On 6 April 2016, the Dutch voters not surprisingly according to the recent polls rej...

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Is the EU-Turkey refugee and migration deal a treaty?.

Is the EU-Turkey refugee and migration deal a treaty?.

Maarten den Heijer*, Thomas Spijkerboer** *A ssistant professor of international law at the Universiteit van Amsterdam **Profe...

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