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Special on Supervision and Supervisory Authorities

Introduction

Supervision and supervisory authorities
A few introductory remarks

Sacha Prechal, Marleen van Rijswick
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02 Jun 2006

:1-7

Articles

Regulating regulators through liability
The case for applying normal tort rules to supervisors

Ivo Giesen
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02 Jun 2006

:8-31
Independent competition authorities in the EU

Johan W. van de Gronden, Sybe A. de Vries
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02 Jun 2006

:32-66
Supervisory governance
The case of the Dutch Consumer Authority

Michiel A. Heldeweg
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02 Jun 2006

:67-90
European integration and the supervision of local and regional authorities
Experiences in the Netherlands with requirements of European Community law

Bart Hessel
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02 Jun 2006

:91-110
Independent administrative authorities and the standard of judicial review

Saskia Lavrijssen, Maartje de Visser
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02 Jun 2006

:111-135
EU influence on law enforcement and international cooperation in the field of insider dealing

Michiel J.J.P. Luchtman
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02 Jun 2006

:136-155
Millefeuille
The emergence of a multi-layered controls system in the European food sector

Bernd M.J. van der Meulen, Annelies A. Freriks
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02 Jun 2006

:156-176
Inspection and market-based regulation through emissions trading
The striking reliance on self-monitoring, self-reporting and verification

Marjan Peeters
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02 Jun 2006

:177-195

Volume 2, Issue 1, June 2006 -

Introduction

Supervision and supervisory authorities A few introductory remarks

Articles

Regulating regulators through liability The case for applying normal tort rules to supervisors

Independent competition authorities in the EU

Supervisory governance The case of the Dutch Consumer Authority

European integration and the supervision of local and regional authorities Experiences in the Netherlands with requirements of European Community law

Independent administrative authorities and the standard of judicial review

EU influence on law enforcement and international cooperation in the field of insider dealing

Millefeuille The emergence of a multi-layered controls system in the European food sector

Inspection and market-based regulation through emissions trading The striking reliance on self-monitoring, self-reporting and verification

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Supervision and supervisory authorities
A few introductory remarks

Regulating regulators through liability
The case for applying normal tort rules to supervisors

Supervisory governance
The case of the Dutch Consumer Authority

European integration and the supervision of local and regional authorities
Experiences in the Netherlands with requirements of European Community law

Millefeuille
The emergence of a multi-layered controls system in the European food sector

Inspection and market-based regulation through emissions trading
The striking reliance on self-monitoring, self-reporting and verification