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Problem and hypothesis Soft law seems to somehow accommodate two characteristics: it does not have a legally binding nature – or legally binding force, legally binding effects, or simply ‘bindingness’ – yet at the same…
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EU soft law has currently two characteristics: empirically, its spectacular expansion as an instrument of governance; and doctrinally, the uncertainty surrounding the concept and its place in the Union’s legal order. On the one hand,…
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