Are the Bailouts Immune to EU Social Challenge Because They Are Not EU Law?

Claire Kilpatrick

doi:10.1017/S1574019614001308

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European Union's ‘social constitution’ and bailout measures – Are the bailout measures EU law? – Do the bailout measures create legal obligations? – Legal nature of Memoranda of Understanding – Avenues for challenge – Call for recognition of the EU law nature of bailouts and the costs of such non-recognition

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