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Constitutionalising the EU Judicial Systems
註釋The Court of Justice of the European Union: a judiciary in a constant state of transformation /Vassilios Skouris --Multilevel judicial co-operation /Christiaan Timmermans --Private parties' access to the courts of regional economic integration organisations: a comparative analysis /Marc Jaeger --From diplomacy to judicialisation?: some thoughts on EU-Swiss relations /Carl Baudenbacher --20 years on: some reflections on the European economic area judicial mechanism /Sven Norberg --A special relationship: the EU and the Hague Conference on Private International Law /Jörg Pirrung --Subsidiarity as a legal concept /David Edward --The national judge as EU judge: opinion 1/09 /Allan Rosas --Issues of EU law raided by national courts of their own motion /Aindrias O Caoimh --Some reflections on mutual recognition in the area of freedom, security and justice /Lars Bay Larsen --Administrative law as a key to market integration? /Jörgen Hettne --French administrative courts and union law /Jean-Claude Bonichot --Preliminary references and Swedish courts: what explains the continuing restrictive attitude? /Ulf Bernitz --The Swedish market court /Christer H:son Fallenius --Apropos European citizenship: the right to move and reside freely /Jose Narciso da Cunha Rodrigues --'Civis Europaeus Sum': from the cross-border link to the status of citizen of the union /Koen Lenaerts --Zambrano, an unexpected ruling /Paolo Mengozzi --Citizenship and fundamental rights: Pandora's box of a natural step towards maturity? /Eleanor Sharpston --The European arrest warrant: the impact of the charter /Fidelma Macken --The scope of application of the charter of fundamental rights of the European Union in the member states /Heidi Kaila --The charter and the future contours of EU social and employment law /Siofra O'Leary --How is the EU concept of discrimination implemented and applied in Sweden? /Anna Falk --Age discrimination--four Nordic cases /Martin Johansson --Thoughts on proportionality and coherence in the jurisprudence of the Court of Justice /Thomas von Danwitz --Unlimited jurisdiction: what does it mean today? /Alexander Arabadjiev --Due process in European competition procedure: a fundamental concept or a mere formality? /Hans Henrik Lidgard --Rights of defence in cartel proceedings: some ideas for manageable improvements /Javier Ruiz Calzado and Gianni de Stefano --The Technische Glaswerke Ilmenau ruling: a step backwards for transparency in EU competition cases? /Olivier Speltdoorn --Transparency--an everlasting challenge for the European Union /Virpi Tiili.