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Volume 2 - Issue 10 - 2001

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  • Bit v. Bud: Fighting Over Names For Beer

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    06 March 2019, E1
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Research Article

  • Constitutional Law and the Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights: An Attempt at a Synthesis

  • Boštjan M. Zupancic
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    06 March 2019, E2
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  • There are a few premises underlying this discourse on the relationship between constitutional law and European human-rights law which I should reveal before we explore the relationship itself. I start with a functionalistic designation of the general legal process as being no more (and no less!) than a conflict-resolution process. From this perspective, the most important of my starting premises is what I consider to be an empirical fact, that is to say that the constitutional courts now produce jurisprudence(2) overtly and explicitly transcending the Enlightenment's illusion of complete separation between the competencies of the legislative and judicial branches of power.

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  • Liechtenstein Files Lawsuit in the I C J Against Germany In Respect Of Seized Property

  • Malcolm MacLaren
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    06 March 2019, E3
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  • No Need To Be Italian: ECJ Hands Down Third Case Related To Nationality Requirements For Private Security Guards

  • Peer Zumbansen
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    06 March 2019, E4
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  • Paving The Way For Cyberlaw: Two FCJ Decisions On Domain Names

  • Peer Zumbansen
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    06 March 2019, E5
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Front matter

  • GLJ volume 2 issue 10 Cover and Front matter

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    06 March 2019, p. f1
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