The latest issue of the
European Journal of Legal Studies (Vol. 6, no. 2, Autumn/Winter 2013/2014) is out. Contents include:
- Federico Fabbrini, The Constitutionalization of International Law: A
Comparative Federal Perspective
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Ulf Linderfalk, The Functionality of Conceptual Terms in International Law
and International Legal Discourse
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Fabienne Quilleré-Majzoub, La Question de la Nature Juridique de l’Eau des
Cours d’Eau Internationaux - Essai d’Épistémologie
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Donatas Murauskas, Temporal Limitation by the Court of Justice of the EU:
Dealing with the Consequences
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Alberto Vega, Eurostat, Soft Law and the Measurement of Public Debt: The
Case of Public-Private Partnerships
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Jack Wright Nelson, On the Conceptual Origins of the Law of Unjustified
Enrichment in the Draft Common Frame of Reference
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Corri Longridge, In Defence of Defence Rights: The Need for Common Rules
of Criminal Procedure in the European Union
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Svetoslav Salkin, Rent Seeking with Asymmetric Players: An Application to
Litigation Expenditures
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Juan Alberto del Real Alcalá, The Controversies about Legal Indeterminacy
and the Thesis of the ‘Norm as a Framework’ in Kelsen
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Vaclav Janecek, Exemplary Damages: A Genuine Concept?
