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Articles

The European Private Company, its shareholders and its creditors

Sandra van den Braak
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25 Jan 2010

:1-21
The reversal of the burden of proof in the Principles of European Tort Law
A comparison with Dutch tort law and civil procedure rules

Ivo Giesen
- PDF (EN)
25 Jan 2010

:22-32
The Danish ombudsman
A national watchdog with selected preferences

Michael Gøtze
- PDF (EN)
25 Jan 2010

:33-50
The Dutch approach to female genital mutilation in view of the ECHR
The time for change has come

Renée Kool
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19 Jan 2010

:51-61
The protection of personal data in the fight against terrorism
New perspectives of PNR European Union instruments in the light of the Treaty of Lisbon

Michele Nino
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25 Jan 2010

:62-85
EU data protection in transatlantic cooperation in criminal matters
Will the EU be serving its citizens an American meal?

Els De Busser
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25 Jan 2010

:86-100
Corruption and legal certainty; the case of Albania and the Netherlands
Implementation of the Criminal Law Convention on Corruption in a transitional and consolidated democracy

Idlir Peçi, Eelke Sikkema
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25 Jan 2010

:101-118
Inquisitorial or adversarial?
The role of the Scottish prosecutor and special defences

Allard Ringnalda
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25 Jan 2010

:119-140

Commentaries

Protected areas and climate change
Reflections from a practitioner’s perspective

Andrew Dodd, Alice Hardiman, Kate Jennings, Gwyn Williams
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25 Jan 2010

:141-150

Student Papers

C-210/06 Cartesio
Increasing corporate mobility through outbound establishment

Olivier Valk
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25 Jan 2010

:151-167

Academic News

Domestic courts and international human rights law
The ongoing judicial conversation

Michael Kirby
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25 Jan 2010

:168-181

Volume 6, Issue 1, January 2010 -

Articles

The European Private Company, its shareholders and its creditors

The reversal of the burden of proof in the Principles of European Tort Law A comparison with Dutch tort law and civil procedure rules

The Danish ombudsman A national watchdog with selected preferences

The Dutch approach to female genital mutilation in view of the ECHR The time for change has come

The protection of personal data in the fight against terrorism New perspectives of PNR European Union instruments in the light of the Treaty of Lisbon

EU data protection in transatlantic cooperation in criminal matters Will the EU be serving its citizens an American meal?

Corruption and legal certainty; the case of Albania and the Netherlands Implementation of the Criminal Law Convention on Corruption in a transitional and consolidated democracy

Inquisitorial or adversarial? The role of the Scottish prosecutor and special defences

Commentaries

Protected areas and climate change Reflections from a practitioner’s perspective

Student Papers

C-210/06 Cartesio Increasing corporate mobility through outbound establishment

Academic News

Domestic courts and international human rights law The ongoing judicial conversation

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The reversal of the burden of proof in the Principles of European Tort Law
A comparison with Dutch tort law and civil procedure rules

The Danish ombudsman
A national watchdog with selected preferences

The Dutch approach to female genital mutilation in view of the ECHR
The time for change has come

The protection of personal data in the fight against terrorism
New perspectives of PNR European Union instruments in the light of the Treaty of Lisbon

EU data protection in transatlantic cooperation in criminal matters
Will the EU be serving its citizens an American meal?

Corruption and legal certainty; the case of Albania and the Netherlands
Implementation of the Criminal Law Convention on Corruption in a transitional and consolidated democracy

Inquisitorial or adversarial?
The role of the Scottish prosecutor and special defences

Protected areas and climate change
Reflections from a practitioner’s perspective

C-210/06 Cartesio
Increasing corporate mobility through outbound establishment

Domestic courts and international human rights law
The ongoing judicial conversation