The Jean Monnet Working Papers > 2005 Jean Monnet Papers


  • No.1/05
    Federico Ortino
    From ‘non-discrimination’ to ‘reasonableness’: a paradigm shift in international economic law?

  • No.2/05
    David M. Trubek, Patrick Cottrell, Mark Nance
    “Soft Law,” “Hard Law,” and European Integration: Toward a Theory of Hybridity

  • No.3/05
    Alessandro Ferrari
    Religions, secularity and democracy in Europe: for a new Kelsenian pact

  • No.4/05
    N’Gunu N. Tiny
    Judicial Accommodation: NAFTA, the EU and the WTO

  • No.5/05
    Fernando Gonzalez Rojas
    The Notion of Discrimination in Article 1102 of NAFTA

  • No.6/05
    Theodor Schilling
    On the Constitutionalization of General International Law

  • No.7/05
    Boris Rotenberg
    The Legal Regulation of Software Interoperability in the EU

  • No.8/05
    Marco Dani
    Economic Constitutionalism(s) in a Time of Uneasiness - Comparative Study on the Economic Constitutional Identities of Italy, the WTO and the EU

  • No.9/05
    Sanem Baykal
    Unity in Diversity? The Challenge of Diversity for the European Political Identity, Legitimacy and Democratic Governance: Turkey’s EU Membership as the Ultimate Test Case

  • No.10/05
    Jan Komárek
    European Constitutionalism and the European Arrest Warrant: Contrapunctual Principles in Disharmony

   
 
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