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Could Greek protesters against commercial sunbeds rely on a pro-market ΕU-directive to achieve their goal? Comment on Case C‑348/22, by Michail Rodopoulos

26 Jan 2024

Ι. Concessions for the occupation of State-owned maritime property are a matter of interest under EU law For the inhabitants of Mediterranean countries, the sun and the sea are a self-evident pleasure, but the management…
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Administrative Power of Private Bodies, by Marie Cirotteau

28 Apr 2023

Introduction The administrative power of private bodies is a legal notion referring to the capacity of a few French institutions ruled by private law to perform special administrative police functions. This legal concept is the…
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Article 47 of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights in EU Competition Enforcement: A Quantitative and Qualitative Assessment, by Andriani Kalintiri

17 Jan 2023

Introduction The competition rules have played a vital role in the establishment of the European Union by prohibiting collusive arrangements, abuses of a dominant position, state aid that distorts competition, and anti-competitive mergers. The enforcement…
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“Euro-ambivalence”, EU competition law, and national healthcare systems: How the UK parliament joined some of the dots with NHS reform, by Mary Guy

4 Oct 2022

“We send the EU £350 million a week. Let’s fund our NHS instead” proved an effective – if misleading – slogan for the Leave campaign in the 2016 UK referendum on EU membership. While this…
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Could Greek protesters against commercial sunbeds rely on a pro-market ΕU-directive to achieve their goal? Comment on Case C‑348/22, by Michail Rodopoulos

Administrative Power of Private Bodies, by Marie Cirotteau

Article 47 of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights in EU Competition Enforcement: A Quantitative and Qualitative Assessment, by Andriani Kalintiri

“Euro-ambivalence”, EU competition law, and national healthcare systems: How the UK parliament joined some of the dots with NHS reform, by Mary Guy

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