Special Issue:
Regulation and Enforcement in the EU: Regimes, Strategies and Styles

Introduction

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  Editorial
  Regulation and Enforcement in the EU: Regimes, Strategies and Styles

  Madeleine de Cock Buning,  Annetje Ottow,  John Vervaele

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  12 Dec 2014

  :1-8

Part I: Shared Private-Public Regulatory and Enforcement Regimes

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  Towards a Future-Proof Framework for the Protection of Minors in European Audiovisual Media

  Madeleine de Cock Buning

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  12 Dec 2014

  :9-30
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  Compliance Programmes in Competition Law:
  Improving the Approach of Competition Authorities

  Eva Lachnit

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  12 Dec 2014

  :31-50
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  The Multiplicity of Regulatory Responses to Remedy the Gender Imbalance on Company Boards

  Linda Senden

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  12 Dec 2014

  :51-66

Part II: Shared National-European Regulatory and Enforcement Regimes

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  Shared Regulatory Regimes through the Lens of Subsidiarity:
  Towards a Substantive Approach

  Anoeska Buijze

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  12 Dec 2014

  :67-79
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  Institutional Design of Enforcement in the EU: The Case of Financial Markets

  Miroslava Scholten,  Annetje Ottow

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  12 Dec 2014

  :80-91
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  Shifts in Competences between Member States and the EU in the New Supervisory System for Credit Institutions and their Consequences for Judicial Protection

  Laura Wissink,  Ton Duijkersloot,  Rob Widdershoven

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  12 Dec 2014

  :92-115
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  On the Enforceability of EU Agencies’ Soft Law at the National Level:
  The Case of the European Securities and Markets Authority

  Marloes van Rijsbergen

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  12 Dec 2014

  :116-131
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  European Agencies for Criminal Justice and Shared Enforcement
  (Eurojust and the European Public Prosecutor’s Office)

  Michiel Luchtman,  John Vervaele

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  12 Dec 2014

  :132-150
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  Designing Supervision under the Preventive Anti-Money Laundering Policy in the European Union

  Melissa van den Broek

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  12 Dec 2014

  :151-167
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  The Institutionalised and Non-Institutionalised Exemptions from EU Public Procurement Law: Towards a More Coherent Approach?

  Willem Janssen

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  12 Dec 2014

  :168-186