Vol. 2 (2006)

Articles

• COULD A “YELLOW CARD” FOR NATIONAL PARLIAMENTS STRENGTHEN JUDICIAL AS WELL AS POLITICAL POLICING OF SUBSIDIARITY?

  Derrick Wyatt

  1-18

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• THE AUTHORITARIAN LEGAL CULTURE AT WORK: THE PASSIVITY OF PARTIES AND THE INTERPRETATIONAL STATEMENTS OF SUPREME COURTS

  Zdenek Kuhn

  19-26

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• STATES AS SUCCESSFUL LITIGANTS BEFORE THE EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE: LESSONS FROM THE ‘REPEAT PLAYERS’ OF EUROPEAN LITIGATION

  Marie-Pierre Granger

  27-50

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• MILESTONES ON THE ROAD TO KECK

  Sigmar Stadlmeier

  51-68

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• INTERACTION OF FUNDAMENTAL (HUMAN) RIGHTS AND FUNDAMENTAL (MARKET) FREEDOMS IN THE EU

  Tamara Perisin

  69-98

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• ECONOMIC LIBERALISATION OF EDUCATION PROVISION WITHIN THE EC & WTO: A HUMAN RIGHTS PERSPECTIVE

  John Morijn

  99-136

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• LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF ACCESSION TO THE EUROPEAN UNION ON GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS AND DESIGNATIONS OF ORIGIN FOR AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS AND FOODSTUFFS

  Andreas Auer

  137-172

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• EXPLORING EU COMPETENCE IN CFSP: LOGIC OR CONTRADICTION?

  Maja Brkan

  173-208

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• THE ROLE AND IMPACT OF THE EU’S COMMON FOREIGN AND SECURITY POLICY TOWARDS THE WESTERN BALKANS (2001-2006)

  Steven Blockmans

  209-264

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• A NEW LEGAL ORDER, OR A NON-EXISTENT ONE? SOME (EARLY) EXPERIENCES IN THE APPLICATION OF EU LAW IN CENTRAL EUROPE

  Michal Bobek

  265-298

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• EFFECTIVENESS OF TRANSPOSED EU EQUALITY LAW IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC

  Barbara Havelkova

  299-310

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• AN ARGUMENT FOR CLOSER COOPERATION BETWEEN THE EUROPEAN UNION AND THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE IN THE FIELD OF EU ENLARGEMENT REGULATION

  Dimitry Kochenov

  311-342

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• THE POWER OF THE COPENHAGEN CRITERIA

  Tanja Marktler

  343-364

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• EU CONDITIONALITY AND TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE IN THE FORMER YUGOSLAVIA

  Iavor Rangelov

  365 -

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