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Services of General Interest (EU) as Indicators of Public Functions in the Sense of Public Administrative Law – Using EU Concepts to Deal with Problems of National Law, by Margrét Vala Kristjánsdóttir
The question and the context in which it is raised Do the characteristics of Services of General Interest (SGIs), that give them a special status in EU law, provide guidelines for the definition of ‘publicness’ in the sense of public administrative law at the national level? This question is raised in the context of Icelandic…
Article 47 of the Charter, Effective Judicial Protection and the (Procedural) Autonomy of the Member States, by Matteo Bonelli
My contribution to the volume on Article 47 of the EU Charter and Effective Judicial Protection – Volume 1: The Court of Justice’s Perspective, which I have co-edited with Mariolina Eliantionio and Giulia Gentile, analyses the impact of Article 47 of the Charter on a longstanding question: that of the EU-imposed limits to the procedural…
EU Environmental Principles and Scientific Uncertainty before National Courts—The Case of the Habitats Directive: Some Comparative Conclusions, by M Eliantonio, E Lees and T Paloniitty
The aim of this blog post is to draw some comparative conclusions from the study we carried out on how national courts deal with scientific uncertainty, specifically in the context of the litigation generated by the Habitats and Wild Birds Directives. This post concludes a series of posts which the contributors of our study have…
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