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Articles

Transnational cooperation in criminal matters and the safeguarding of human rights

Aukje A.H. van Hoek, Michiel J.J.P. Luchtman
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06 Dec 2005

:1-39
Adjudication and the public realm. An analysis based on the work of Hannah Arendt

Antoine M. Hol
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06 Dec 2005

:40-55
The European Arrest Warrant in the Italian legal system. Between mutual recognition and mutual fear within the European area of Freedom, Security and Justice

Franco Impalà
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06 Dec 2005

:56-78
Soft law and its implications for institutional balance in the EC

Linda A.J. Senden
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06 Dec 2005

:79-99
The transnational ne bis in idem principle in the EU. Mutual recognition and equivalent protection of human rights

John A.E. Vervaele
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06 Dec 2005

:100-118

Research Papers

Terrorism and financial supervision

Anatoli van der Krans
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06 Dec 2005

:119-133
Growing industrialization and our damaged planet. The extraterritorial application of developed countries’ domestic environmental laws to transnational corporations abroad

Tetsuya Morimoto
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06 Dec 2005

:134-159

Focus on Research

The principles of European family law: its aims and prospects

Katharina Boele-Woelki
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06 Dec 2005

:160-168

Volume 1, Issue 2, December 2005 -

Articles

Transnational cooperation in criminal matters and the safeguarding of human rights

Adjudication and the public realm. An analysis based on the work of Hannah Arendt

The European Arrest Warrant in the Italian legal system. Between mutual recognition and mutual fear within the European area of Freedom, Security and Justice

Soft law and its implications for institutional balance in the EC

The transnational ne bis in idem principle in the EU. Mutual recognition and equivalent protection of human rights

Research Papers

Terrorism and financial supervision

Growing industrialization and our damaged planet. The extraterritorial application of developed countries’ domestic environmental laws to transnational corporations abroad

Focus on Research

The principles of European family law: its aims and prospects

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