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Ramses A. Wessel,Steven BlockmansA systematic overview is given of the impact of norms enacted by the most prominent universal and regional international organisations on the EU legal order. This allows for an easy comparative analys

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-73062-2lly (in relation to third states and other international organisations). The source of this perception is to be found in the early case law of the Court of Justice. Stressing its autonomy was believed to be necessary to establish an independent identity and could perhaps be seen as a disguised claim

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https://doi.org/10.1007/11590323o divergent interpretations. In this chapter, it is submitted that the concept of EU autonomy in effect comes down to a disguised claim to sovereignty. Contrary to what is often believed, such a reading, which is premised on the Court’s insistence on the self-referential nature of the Union legal or

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Matthias Rehm,Elisabeth André,Michael Nischtork of a considerable number of international organisations and fora, the effects of norms emanating from these international bodies upon the EU often remain unclear. In addition to legal instruments that are binding on the Union and Member States, there is also a growing body of other norms develop

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Felix Mei?ner,Remco C. Veltkampegal order. The authors show how such an impact varies across policy fields, international organisations and time. The authors argue that the distribution of competences between Member States and EU institutions is an explanatory factor which is often complemented by the configuration of policy pref

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-49616-0ernational legal regimes. This is membership of international organisations and the signing of multilateral conventions. Because of the EU’s internal complexity participation in international legal regimes raises many issues of a constitutional nature. The Court of Justice has repeatedly been asked

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Interactive Advertisements in an IoT Erathe accession of the European Union to the European Convention on Human Rights has become a priority for both organisations. The links between the Council of Europe and the European Union were established since their inception and have been progressively institutionalised with a view to increasing c