Titlebook: Dictionary of Statuses within EU Law; The Individual Statu Antonio Bartolini,Roberto Cippitani,Valentina Colc Book 2019 Springer Nature Swi

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Jae Youn Shim,Byung Hun Lee,Hye Yoon Parkted by contemporary EU law. It is important to define the meaning of individual legal status under the contemporary EU law. The European Union confers rights, not only on European Union citizens, but also on persons as such. At the moment, persons with rights (citizens) and persons without rights (n

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Tim Pollex,Tristan Piolot,Edith Heardbandoned in the French Revolution, returns in the modern age within the European civil law doctrine, with reference to new groups emerging in the social and economic field: this is an ideological operation, which aims to the protection of the ‘weak subject’, but the term ‘status’ has lost its tradit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-62703-526-2 from the characteristics of EU citizenship, we demonstrate that the idea of a super-regional status for individual citizens can be found in Renaissance civil law and the French civil code of Napoleon. The Code civil des Fran?ais (Article 7) used the enjoyment of civil rights—hence private law instr

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Mario Muto,Saverio Pollice,Tommaso Scarabinonition in European Union (EU) asylum legislation, applicable before 2013, when the same definition of ‘a(chǎn)sylum seeker’ was removed from the applicable legal instruments and only the term, ‘a(chǎn)pplicant’, was maintained. Essentially, it argues that the right of asylum seekers to receive asylum and the co

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Early Complications: Perilesional Ischemiang regulation in the EU. A great process of transformation was started by the neo-liberal globalisation over the last 20 years of twentieth century, which gathered additional strength following multiple crises financial crises (such as the crisis beginning in 2007–2008). Their effects (with specific

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Imaging Gliomas After Treatmenthe child’s mother (Art. 269 paragraph 3 of the Civil Code, Bianca, La riforma della filiazione. Padova: Cedam, 2015), but so is the woman who has a genetic link with the child (Art. 269, paragraph 2 of the Civil Code). Specific precedents are missing, due to the prohibition of surrogacy, but the ans

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