Titlebook: Between Compliance and Particularism; Member State Interes Marton Varju Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 EU obligations.Member

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-30855-0ng their particular interests is an accepted form of behaviour. This chapter argues, however, that national governments are in fact seriously constrained by the current legal framework governing EU external action, in particular its regime for imposing economic sanctions on third countries or indivi

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In Search of Limits for the Protection of National Identities as a Member State Interest,dy in the context of the EEC Treaty, Member States were precluded from adopting measures that would obstruct the internal market unless they could invoke very good reasons permitted by the Treaty or the case law of the Court of Justice. Seeing the purpose of the founding Treaties, namely taming nati

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,EU Loyalty and the Protection of Member States’ National Interests,interplay with the principle of sincere cooperation. Enshrined in EU primary law, in particular in Article 4(3) TEU, that principle has evolved during the time into a veritable cornerstone of the EU legal order. Even though scholars have recently (re)started to pay attention to the loyalty principle

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Member State Interests in EU State Aid Law and Policy,e the interaction between national industrial policy preferences and the policies that EU State aid law allows Member States to pursue through State intervention. In doing so, it seeks to address the following key questions: to what extent are national preferences subsumed in the notion of “common i