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10TH ANNIVERSARY SYMPOSIUM OF THE GERMAN LAW JOURNAL
Past Issues - Volume 10
• No. 7
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Law and Learning in an Era of Globalization - Harry W. Arthurs
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The Law School, the Market and the New Knowledge Economy - Part I/II - Margaret Thornton
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The Law School, the Market and the New Knowledge Economy - Part II/II - Margaret Thornton
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ICT in Legal Education - Part I/II - Antoinette Muntjewerff
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ICT in Legal Education - Part II/II - Antoinette Muntjewerff
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Reflections on U.S. Law Curricular Reform - Part I/II - Toni M. Fine
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Reflections on U.S. Law Curricular Reform - Part II/II - Toni M. Fine
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Brazilian Legal Education: Curricular Reform that Goes Further without Going Beyond - Roberto Fragale Filho
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Transnationalizing Mexican Legal Education: But, What About Students’ Expectations? - Luis Perez Hurtado
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Global Anti-Corruption Regimes: Why Law Schools may want to take a Multi-Jurisdiction Approach - Alison von Rosenvinge
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Challenges in Legal Education and the Development of a New European Private Law - Bram Akkermans
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The Ambivalent Role of Experiential Learning in American Legal Education and the Problem of Legal Culture - David M. Siegel
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Western Europe: Last Holdout in the Worldwide Acceptance of Clinical Legal Education - Part I/II - Richard Wilson
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Western Europe: Last Holdout in the Worldwide Acceptance of Clinical Legal Education - Part II/II - Richard Wilson
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Adapting Indian Legal Education to the Demands of a Globalising World - Nehaluddin Ahmad
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'Transnational Law' as Proto-Concept: Three Conceptions' - Craig Scott
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The Evolution of Legal Education: Internationalization, Transnationalization, Globalization - Simon Chesterman
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Turning the Curriculum Upside Down: Comparative Law as an Educational Tool for Constructing Pluralistic Legal Mind - Jaakko Husa
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The Association of Transnational Law Schools’ Agora: An Experiment in Graduate Legal Pedagogy - Part II/II - Phillip G. Bevans & John S. McKay
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Teaching “Human Rights in Africa” Transnationally: Reflections on the Jos-Osgoode Virtual Classroom Experience - Obiora Chinedu Okafor & Dakas C.J. Dakas
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Hanse Law School – A Promising Example of Transnational Legal Education? An Alumna’s Perspective - Franziska Weber
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‘In the Public Interest’: The Responsibilities and Rights of Government Lawyers - Part I/II - Allan C. Hutchinson
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‘In the Public Interest’: The Responsibilities and Rights of Government Lawyers - Part II/II - Allan C. Hutchinson
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Sustainable Professionalism - Part I/II - Trevor C.W. Farrow
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Sustainable Professionalism - Part II/II - Trevor C.W. Farrow
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Canadian Legal Ethics: Ready for the Twenty-First Century At Last - Part I/II - Adam M. Dodek
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Canadian Legal Ethics: Ready for the Twenty-First Century At Last - Adam M. Dodek
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Nurturing Commitment in Legal Profession: Student Experiences with the Osgoode Public Interest Requirement - Janet Leiper
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Student Participation in Legal Education in Germany and Europe - Lisa Rieder & Hanjo Hamann
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The Five Lessons I Learned Through Clinical Education - Nadia Chiesa
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A Tiny Heart Beating: Student-Edited Legal Periodicals in Good Ol� Europe - Federico Longobardi & Luigi Russi
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‘You Don’t Have to Speak German to Work on the German Law Journal’: Reflections on Being a Student Editor While Being a Law Student - Danielle Allen & Bernadette Maheandiran
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The Association of Transnational Law Schools’ Agora: An Experiment in Graduate Legal Pedagogy - Part I/II - Phillip G. Bevans & John S. McKay
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Born to be Wild: The Trans-Systemic Programme at McGill and the De-Nationalization of Legal Education - Helge Dedek & Armand de Mestral
• No. 5
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The Interpretation of Community Law by the European Court of Justice - Giulio Itzcovich
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Liability for Online Services in Germany - Thomas Hoeren
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Delimitation of EU-Competences under the First and Second Pillar: A View Between ECOWAS and the Treaty of Lisbon - Dominik Eisenhut
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The Dilemma of Blind Spots in Capital Markets – How to Make Efficient Use of Regulatory Loopholes? - Armin J. Kammel
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Conference Report – “The Genocide Convention” International Conference: Commemorating its 60th Anniversary - Robin Hofmann
• No. 4
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Introduction to the Special Issue: The Law of the Network Society - Ino Augsberg, Lars Viellechner & Peer Zumbansen
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Through the Funhouse Looking Glass: Shifting Perceptions of European Integration - Stephan Leibfried, Susan M. Gaines & Lorraine Frisina
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Sozialstaatlichkeit in Europe? A Conflict-of-Laws Approach to the Law of the EU and the Proceduralisation of Constitutionalisation - Part I/II - Christian Joerges
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Sozialstaatlichkeit in Europe? A Conflict-of-Laws Approach to the Law of the EU and the Proceduralisation of Constitutionalisation - Part II/II - Christian Joerges
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The Letter of the Law - Legal Reasoning in a Societal Perspective - Marc Amstutz
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The Relevance of Network Models within the Juridic Discourse. Empirical, Sociological, and Epistemological Perspectives - Ino Augsberg
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“And if I by Beelzebub cast out Devils, …”: An Essay on the Diabolics of Network Failure - Gunther Teubner
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Law�s Knowledge and Law�s Effectiveness: Reflections from Legal Sociology and Legal Theory - Peer Zumbansen
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The Normative Knot 2.0: Metaphorological Explorations in the Net of Networks - Alexandra Kemmerer
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Law Code: Some Preliminary Thoughts About Law’s Transformation Under Information-Technological Conditions - Vaios Karavas
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Embeddedness through Networks - A Critical Appraisal of the Network Concept in the Oeuvre of Karl-Heinz Ladeur - Poul F. Kjaer
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Judicial Ethics for a Global Judiciary - How Judicial Networks Create their own Codes of Conduct - Jörg Philipp Terhechte
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The Network of Networks: Karl-Heinz Ladeur’s Theory of Law and Globalization - Lars Viellechner
• No. 3
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The Life and Times of a Local Court Judge in Berlin - Part I/II - Stephen Ross Levitt
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The Life and Times of a Local Court Judge in Berlin - Part II/II - Stephen Ross Levitt
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The European Approach to the Protection of Trafficking Victims: The Council of Europe Convention, the EU Directive, and the Italian Experience - Rosa Raffaelli
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40/68 – Germany’s 1968 and the Law - Part I/II - Washington & Lee University GLJ Seminar Fall 2008
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40/68 – Germany’s 1968 and the Law - Part II/II - Washington & Lee University GLJ Seminar Fall 2008
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40/68 – “We Are Not Going to Defend Ourselves Before Such a Justice System!” – 1968 and the Courts - Martin Klimke
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40/68 – Notes from the Ground: Reminiscences of a Reluctant 68er - Roger Crockett
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The EU’s Role in Restraining the Unrestrained Trade in Conventional Weapons - Zeray Yihdego
• No. 2
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Judicial Services for Global Commerce – Made in Germany? - Gralf-Peter Calliess & Hermann B. Hoffmann
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Case-note on Joined Cases C-402/05 P & C-415/05 P Yassin Abdullah Kadi & Al Barakaat International Foundation v. Council of European Union & Commission of European Communities - Part I of II - Maria Tzanou
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Case-note on Joined Cases C-402/05 P & C-415/05 P Yassin Abdullah Kadi & Al Barakaat International Foundation v. Council of European Union & Commission of European Communities - Part II of II - Maria Tzanou
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Book Review – David Hanley’s Beyond the Nation State: Parties in the Era of European Integration (2008) - Dumoluhle Siziba
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Book Review – Ed Morgan’s The Aesthetics of International Law (2007) - Kathryn Yardley
• No. 1
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Introduction – The Kantian Project of International Law: Engagements with Jürgen Habermas’ The Divided West - Achilles Skordas & Peer Zumbansen
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Universalism Renewed: Habermas’ Theory of International Order in Light of Competing Paradigms - Armin von Bogdandy & Sergio Dellavalle
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Universalism Renewed: Habermas’ Theory of International Order in Light of Competing Paradigms - Part II/II - Armin von Bogdandy & Sergio Dellavalle
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The Is and the Ought of International Constitutionalism: How Far Have We Come on Habermas’s Road to a "Well-Considered Constitutionalization of International Law"? - Part I/II - Thomas Giegerich
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The Is and the Ought of International Constitutionalism: How Far Have We Come on Habermas’s Road to a "Well-Considered Constitutionalization of International Law"? - Part II/II - Thomas Giegerich
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The World State: A Forbidding Nightmare of Tyranny? Habermas on the Institutional Implications of Moral Cosmopolitanism - Ronald Tinnevelt & Thomas Mertens
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The Day the Earth Stood Still? – Reading Jürgen Habermas’ Essay “February 15” Against Ian McEwan’s Novel Saturday - Russell A. Miller
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Preventing Military Humanitarian Intervention? John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas on a Just Global Order - Regina Kreide

Past Issues - Volume 9
• No. 12
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MEMORIAL: DAVID CURRIE AND GERMAN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW - EDITORIAL - Russell Miller
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David Currie and German Constitutional Law - Peter E. Quint
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German Equal Protection: Substantive Review of Economic Measures - Edward J. Eberle
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Republication – Book Review – David P. Currie’s The Constitution of the Federal Republic of Germany - Markus Dirk Dubber
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Republication - Separation of Powers in the Federal Republic of Germany - Part I_IV - David P. Currie
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Republication - Separation of Powers in the Federal Republic of Germany - Part II_IV - David P. Currie
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Republication - Separation of Powers in the Federal Republic of Germany - Part III_IV - David P. Currie
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Republication - Separation of Powers in the Federal Republic of Germany - Part IV_IV - David P. Currie
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Republication - Lochner Abroad: Substantive Due Process and Equal Protection in the Federal Republic of Germany - Part I_II - David P. Currie
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Republication - Lochner Abroad: Substantive Due Process and Equal Protection in the Federal Republic of Germany - Part II_II - David P. Currie
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Parliamentary Consent to the Use of German Armed Forces Abroad: The 2008 Decision of the Federal Constitutional Court in the AWACS/Turkey Case - Helmut Philipp Aust & Mindia Vashakmadze
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The Brand New Version of Article 301 of Turkish Penal Code and the Future of Freedom of Expression Cases in Turkey - Bülent Algan
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Contemporary Comparative Law: Between Theory And Practice: Review of Esin Örücü & David Nelken’s Comparative Law: A Handbook - Jennifer Hendry
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Book Review - The Quest for a Founding Norm: Constitutionalization of International Law Revisited - Lucas Lixinski
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The Case of Laval in the Context of the Post-Enlargement EC Law Development - Part I_II - Uladzislau Belavusau
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The Case of Laval in the Context of the Post-Enlargement EC Law Development - Part II_II - Uladzislau Belavusau
• No. 11
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Developing the Publicness of Public International Law: Towards a Legal Framework for Global Governance Activities - Armin von Bogdandy, Philipp Dann and Matthias Goldmann
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International Bureaucracies from a Political Science Perspective – Agency, Authority and International Institutional Law - Ingo Venzke
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Governance through Promotion and Persuasion: The 1998 ILO Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work - Erika de Wet
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Regulating Minority Issues through Standard-Setting and Mediation: The Case of the High Commissioner on National Minorities - Anuscheh Farahat
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The Administration of the Vocabulary of International Trade: The Adaptation of WTO Schedules to Changes in the Harmonized System - Part I/II - Isabel Feichtner
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The Administration of the Vocabulary of International Trade: The Adaptation of WTO Schedules to Changes in the Harmonized System - Part II/II - Isabel Feichtner
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The UN Security Council Al-Qaida and Taliban Sanctions Committee: Emerging Principles of International Institutional Law for the Protection of Individuals? - Clemens A. Feinäugle
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Legal Challenges of Nonbinding Instruments: The Case of the FAO Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries - Jürgen Friedrich
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Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) - Conservation Efforts Undermine The Legality Principle - Christine Fuchs
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WIPO's International Registration of Trademarks: An International Administrative Act Subject to Examination by the Designated Contracting Parties - Karen Kaiser
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Flexibility and Legitimacy - The Emissions Trading System Under the Kyoto Protocol - Petra Lea Lancos
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International Administration of Holocaust Compensation: The International Commission on Holocaust Era Insurance Claims (ICHEIC) - Part I/II - Steven Less
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International Administration of Holocaust Compensation: The International Commission on Holocaust Era Insurance Claims (ICHEIC) - Part II/II - Steven Less
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Why Would International Administrative Activity Be Any Less Legitimate? – A Study of the Codex Alimentarius Commission - Ravi Afonso Pereira
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The Administration of Information in International Administrative Law - The Example of Interpol - Part I/II - Bettina Schöndorf-Haubold
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The Administration of Information in International Administrative Law - The Example of Interpol - Part II/II - Bettina Schöndorf-Haubold
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Effective Governance through Decentralized Soft Implementation: The OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises - Gefion Schuler
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International Institutions and Individualized Decision-Making: An Example of UNHCR’s Refuge Status Determination - Maja Smrkolj
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The WTO Committee on Trade in Financial Services: The Exercise of Public Authority within an Informational Forum - Joseph Windsor
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The UNESCO Regime for the Protection of World Heritage as Prototype of an Autonomy-Gaining International Institution - Part I/II - Diana Zacharias
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The UNESCO Regime for the Protection of World Heritage as Prototype of an Autonomy-Gaining International Institution - Part II/II - Diana Zacharias
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Inside Relative Normativity: From Sources to Standard Instruments for the Exercise of International Public Authority - Part I/II - Matthias Goldmann
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Inside Relative Normativity: From Sources to Standard Instruments for the Exercise of International Public Authority - Part II/II - Matthias Goldmann
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General Principles of International Public Authority: Sketching a Research Field - Armin von Bogdandy
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Procedures of Decision-Making and the Role of Law in International Organizations - Jochen von Bernstorff
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The Enforcement Authority of International Institutions - Volker Röben
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Holding International Institutions Accountable: The Complementary Role of Non-Judicial Oversight Mechanisms and Judicial Review - Erika de Wet
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International Composite Administration: Conceptualizing Multi-Level and Network Aspects in the Exercise of International Public Authority - Armin von Bogdandy & Philipp Dann
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Legitimacy of International Law and the Exercise of Administrative Functions: The Example of the International Seabed Authority, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and International Fisheries Organizations - Rüdiger Wolfrum
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The Internationalization of Administrative Relations as a Challenge for Administrative Law Scholarship - Eberhard Schmidt-Aßmann
• No. 10
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Conference Report : 30 Years Additional Protocols to the 1949 Geneva Conventions: Past, Present and Future – 18th Conference of the Legal Advisors to the German Army and the Representatives of the German Red Cross, 7-8 March 2008, Bad Mergentheim - Konstantin Meljnik and Stefan Weiss
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Ireland's Constitutional Amendability and Europe's Constitutional Ambition: the Lisbon Referendum in Context - Part I/II - Maria Cahill
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European Arrest Warrant and Constitutional Principles of the Member States: A Case Law-Based Outline in an Attempt to Strike the Right Balance Between Legal Systems - Part II/II - Oreste Pollicino
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European Arrest Warrant and Constitutional Principles of the Member States: A Case Law-Based Outline in an Attempt to Strike the Right Balance Between Legal Systems - Part I/II - Oreste Pollicino
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The Scope of Judicial Review in the German and U.S. Administrative Legal System - Part II/II - Jan Oster
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Kelsen in Paris: France’s Constitutional Reform and the Introduction of a Posteriori Constitutional Review of Legislation - Federico Fabbrini
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The Scope of Judicial Review in the German and U.S. Administrative Legal System - Part I/II - Jan Oster
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Dignity, Rights and Philosophy of Law within the Anthropological Cross of Decision-Making - Part I/II - Winfried Brugger
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Dignity, Rights and Philosophy of Law within the Anthropological Cross of Decision-Making - Part II/II - Winfried Brugger
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Language Rights in the European Union - Part II/II - Theodor Schilling
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Language Rights in the European Union - Part I/II - Theodor Schilling
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Ireland’s Constitutional Amendability and Europe’s Constitutional Ambition: the Lisbon Referendum in Context - Part II/II - Maria Cahill
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The Genocide Convention: International Conference Commemorating its 60th Anniversary. 4 – 6 December 2008, Marburg, Germany -
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Tilting Perspectives on Regulating Technologies, 10 - 11 December 2008, Tilburg, The Netherlands -
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Second Call for Contributions: GLJ and MJ Symposium Transnational Legal Education -
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Book Review : Building a Polity, Creating a Memory? EU-rope’s Constitutionalization and Europe’s Past - Stefan Seidendorf
• No. 9
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Introductory Editorial: Renovating the German Private Limited Company - Special Issue on the Reform of the GmbH - Gregor Bachmann
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The Reform of German Private Limited Company: Is the GmbH Ready for the 21st Century? - Michael Beurskens and Ulrich Noack
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The New Unternehmergesellschaft (Entrepreneurial Company) and the Limited – A Comparison - Jessica Schmidt
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Shareholder Loans in Corporate Insolvency – A New Approach to an Old Problem - Dirk A. Verse
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Liability of the Managing Director and the Shareholder in the GmbH (Private Limited Company) in Crisis - Matthias Casper
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The Acquisition of GmbH Shares in Good Faith - Christian Altgen
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Cash Pooling Under the Revised German Private Limited Companies Act (GmbHG) - Jochen Vetter and Christian Schwandtner
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The Implementation of the MiFID into the WpHG - Sebastian Barry and Hannes Bracht
• No. 8
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Legal Questions of Excluding Participants from Internet Discussion Groups: On the Guaranteeing of Freedom of Communication through 'Network-Adapted' Private Law - Karl-Heinz Ladeur
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The Non-legally Binding Instrument on Sustainable Management of All Types of Forests – Towards a Legal Regime for Sustainable Forest Management? - Katharina Kunzmann
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Reframing Deliberative Cosmopolitanism: Perspectives on Transnationalisation and Post-national Democracy from Labor Law - Part I/II - Claire O' Brien
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Reframing Deliberative Cosmopolitanism: Perspectives on Transnationalisation and Post-national Democracy from Labor Law - Part II/II - Claire O' Brien
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Book Review - Lutz Eidam, Die strafprozessuale Selbstbelastungsfreiheit am Beginn des 21. Jahrhunderts [The Privilege against Self-incrimination in Criminal Proceedings at the Beginning of the 21st Century] (2007) - Judith Hauer
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Book Review - Charles Karelis, The Persistence of Poverty: Why the Economics of the Well-off Can’t Help the Poor (2007) - Kenly Greer Fenio
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Book Review – Fixing the System: A Review of Philip Leith, Software Patents in Europe (2007) - James Gannon
• No. 7
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Incommunicado Detention in Germany: An Example of Reactive Anti-terror Legislation and Long-term Consequences - Part I/II - Anna Oehmichen
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Incommunicado Detention in Germany: An Example of Reactive Anti-terror Legislation and Long-term Consequences - Part II/II - Anna Oehmichen
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The Decisions No. 348 and 349/2007 of the Italian Constitutional Court: The Efficacy of the European Convention in the Italian Legal System - Part I/II - Francesca Biondi Dal Monte and Filippo Fontanelli
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The Decisions No. 348 and 349/2007 of the Italian Constitutional Court: The Efficacy of the European Convention in the Italian Legal System - Part II/II - Francesca Biondi Dal Monte and Filippo Fontanelli
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Transnational Terrorist Financing: Criminal and Civil Perspectives - Mark A. Drumbl
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Book Review – Jean McKenzie Leiper's Bar Codes: Women in the Legal Profession (2006) - Sara Gottlieb
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The Laws of Others: A Jurisprudential Reflection on The Lives of Others - W&L Transnational Law Seminar 2008
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The Laws of Others: A Jurisprudential Reflection on The Lives of Others - W&L Transnational Law Seminar 2008
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Born to be Wild: The “Trans-Systemic” Programme at McGill and the De-Nationalization of Legal Education - Helge Dedek & Armand de Mestral
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The Association of Transnational Law Schools’ Agora: An Experiment in Graduate Legal Pedagogy - Part I/II - Phillip G. Bevans & John S. McKay
• No. 6
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Taking “Rechts” Seriously: Ronald Dworkin and the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany - Jeffrey B. Hall
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The European Private Company Before its Pending Legislative Birth - Peter Hommelhoff
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Book Review - David Szablowski, Transnational Law and Local Struggles: Mining Communities and the World Bank (2007) - Bernadette Maheandiran
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The 1st Frankfurt Investment Arbitration Moot Court - Christina Pfaff
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Administration of Justice in Africa - Effectiveness, Acceptance and Assistance - Caroline S. Rupp
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Book Review - Seyla Benhabib, Another Cosmopolitanism: Hospitality, Sovereignty, and Democratic Iterations (Berkeley Tanner Lectures 2004), Oxford University Press 2006 - Fatemeh Hajihosseini
• No. 5
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Comparison, Translation and the Making of a Common European Constitutional Culture - Alberto Vespaziani
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The Bologna Process and German Legal Education: Developing Professional Competence through Clinical Experiences - Part I/II - Andreas Bücker & William A. Woodruff
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The Bologna Process and German Legal Education: Developing Professional Competence through Clinical Experiences - Part II/II - Andreas Bücker & William A. Woodruff
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International Law in the American Courts – The United States Supreme Court Declines to Enforce the I.C.J.’s Avena Judgment Relating to a U.S. Obligation under the Convention on Consular Relations - Frederic L. Kirgis
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International Law in the American Courts – Khulumani v. Barclay National Bank Ltd.: The Decision Heard ‘Round the Corporate World - Part I/II - W&L Transnational Law Seminar 2008
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International Law in the American Courts – Khulumani v. Barclay National Bank Ltd.: The Decision Heard ‘Round the Corporate World - Part II/II - W&L Transnational Law Seminar 2008
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Report – Recent Case Law of the Bundesgerichtshof (Federal Court of Justice) in Strafsachen (Criminal Law) - Antonio K. Esposito & Christoph J.M. Safferling
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Legal Issues in the ‘War on Terrorism’ – Reflecting on the Conversation Between Silja N.U. Voneky and John Bellinger - Gabor Rona
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Freedom, Security and (the) Public(ity): Notes on the 2008 Heidelberg Conference of German-speaking Public Law Assistants - Matthias Koetter
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Review Essay – Corporate Law Matters. On Kent Greenfield’s The Failure of Corporate Law: Fundamental Flaws and Progressive Possibilities (2006) - Steve Wolpert
• No. 4
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Law, the State, and Evolutionary Theory: Introduction - Gralf-Peter Calliess & Peer Zumbansen
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Law, the State, and Private Ordering: Evolutionary Explanations of Institutional Change - Gralf-Peter Calliess, Jörg Freiling & Moritz Renner
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Institutional Change in Globalization: Transnational Commercial Law from an Evolutionary Economics Perspective - Part I/II - Wolfgang Kerber
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Institutional Change in Globalization: Transnational Commercial Law from an Evolutionary Economics Perspective - Part II/II - Wolfgang Kerber
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Evolutionary Approaches to Legal Change - Martina Eckardt
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Global (Non-)Law: The Perspective of Evolutionary Jurisprudence - Marc Amstutz
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Applied Evolutionary Theory: Explaining Legal Change in Transnational and European Private Law - Jan Smits
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Dual Inheritance Theory, Contract Law, and Institutional Change - Towards the Co-evolution of Behavior and Institutions - Bart Du Laing
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From “Evolutionary Theory and Law” to a “Legal Evolutionary Theory” - Part I/II - Mauro Zamboni
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From "Evolutionary Theory and Law" to a "Legal Evolutionary Theory" - Part II/II - Mauro Zamboni
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CALL FOR PAPERS: Legal Scholarship, Legal Education and the Legal Profession in a Transnational World. Symposium Issue of the German Law Journal and the Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law -
• No. 3
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Quotation Test 2 - "Hello" - Achim Seifert
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Quotation Test 3 - Hello - Alexander Somek
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Quotation Mark Test - \"Hello\" - Achim Seifert
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Quotation Test 4 - "Hello" - Alec Stone Sweet
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Recent Developments in the Uniform Civil Code debates in India - Part 1 of 2 - Werner Menski
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Recent Developments in the Uniform Civil Code debates in India - Part 2 of 2 - Werner Menski
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The Eighteenth Camel: Mediating Mediation Reform in India - Part 1 of 2 - Hiram E. Chodosh
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The Eighteenth Camel: Mediating Mediation Reform in India - Part 2 of 2 - Hiram E. Chodosh
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The Sublime Codes of Manu; Law and Eighteenth Century Orientalism - Piyel Haldar
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Law and 'Law Books' in the Hindu Tradition - Donald R. Davis, Jr.
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Karma or Dharma: India’s Climate Catch 22 and the Future of the Kyoto Protocol - Deepa Badrinarayana
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Level playing fields: The Post-colonial State, Democracy, Courts and Citizenship in India - Subrata K. Mitra
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'Thank you India' - Reflections on the 4th International Conference on Federalism, New Delhi, 5-7 November 2007 - Malcolm MacLaren
• No. 2
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Book Review - Charlotte Bretherton and John Vogler, The Eurpoean Union as Global Actor (2006) - Sebastian Wolf
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Free Movement v. Social Rights in an Enlarged Union: The Laval and Viking Cases before the European Court of Justice - Part I/II - Norbert Reich
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Free Movement v. Social Rights in an Enlarged Union: The Laval and Viking Cases before the European Court of Justice - Part II/II - Norbert Reich
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Report on the Bundesverfassungsgericht’s (Federal Constitutional Court) Jurisprudence in 2005/2006 - Part I//II - Felix Müller & Tobias Richter
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Report on the Bundesverfassungsgericht’s (Federal Constitutional Court) Jurisprudence in 2005/2006 - Part II/II - Felix Müller & Tobias Richter
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Book Review - Thomas Huber, Systemtheorie des Rechts. Die Rechtstheorie Niklas Luhmanns (2007) - Moritz Renner
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Book Review – Should it have been called Republic.com 1.5? Reviewing Cass Sunstein’s Republic.com 2.0 (2007) - Peter Jenkins
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Lüth's 50th Anniversary: Some Comparative Observations on the German Foundations of Judicial Balancing - Jacco Bomhoff
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Name Change as Symbolic Reparation after Transition: the examples of Germany and South Africa - Mia Swart
• No. 1
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Questioning EU Constitutionalisms - Matej Avbelj
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The Protection of Mothers in British and German Constitutional Law:A Comparative Analysis and a Contribution to the Implementation of the European Convention on Human Rights in the Domestic Legal Area - Part I/II - Diana Zacharias
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The Protection of Mothers in British and German Constitutional Law:A Comparative Analysis and a Contribution to the Implementation of the European Convention on Human Rights in the Domestic Legal Area - Part II/II - Diana Zacharias
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Hate Speech in the Background of the Security Dilemma - Part I/II - Elettra Stradella
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Hate Speech in the Background of the Security Dilemma - Part II/II - Elettra Stradella
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Schneider Electric SA v. Commission: Regarding the Non-contractual Liability of the Commission the Decision of the Court of First Instance is Consistent with Precedent - Margherita Poto

Past Issues - Volume 8
• No. 12
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Postconstitutional Treaty - Alexander Somek
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Reforming the Electoral System of the Dutch Lower House of Parliament: An Unsuccessful Story - Gert-Jan Leenknegt and Gerhard van der Schyff
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In the Wake of Pupino: Advocaten voor der Wereld and Dell'Orto - Ester Herlin-Karnell
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Crime and Justice in an Age of Global Insecurity: Notes on the British Society of Criminology Annual Conference 2007 - Christopher Schlembach
• No. 11
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The ECJ, Volkswagen and European Corporate Law: Reshaping the European Varieties of Capitalism - Peer Zumbansen & Daniel Saam
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The Guarantee of Defence Counsel and the Exclusionary Rules on Evidence in Criminal Proceedings in Germany - Christian Fahl
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Networks in Public Law: Notes on the 47th Meeting (2007) of German-Speaking Public Law Assistants in Berlin - Lukas Bauer & Konrad Lachmayer
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Book Review - The European Human Rights System: a Gathering Storm? Reviewing Steven Greer's The European Convention on Human Rights (2006) - Achilles Skordas
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Networks in Public Law - Sigrid Boysen, et al.
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Book Review - Barry C. Lynn, End of the Line: The Rise and Coming Fall of The Global Corporation (2005) - Fenner Kennedy-Stewart
• No. 10
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The Juridical Coup d’État and the Problem of Authority - Alec Stone Sweet
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Juridical Transformation as Process: A Comment on Stone Sweet - Neil Walker
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Juridical Coups d’état – all over the place. Comment on “The Juridical Coup d’état and the Problem of Authority” by Alec Stone Sweet - Wojciech Sadurski
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Constitutional Transformations vs. "Juridical" coup d' État - Gianluigi Palombella
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Response to Gianluigi Palombella, Wojciech Sadurski, and Neil Walker - Alec Stone Sweet
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Westphalia: a Paradigm? A Dialogue between Law, Art and Philosophy of Science - Marcílio Toscano Franca Filho
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Lessons from the Sam Hinga Norman Decision of the Special Court for Sierra Leone: How Trials and Truth Commissions can Co-exist - Part 1/2 - Michael Nesbitt
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Lessons from the Sam Hinga Norman Decision of the Special Court for Sierra Leone: How trials and truth commissions can co-exist - Part 2/2 - Michael Nesbitt
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Book Review - Michael Byers, War Law: Understanding International Law and Armed Conflict (2005) - Prae Kriengwatana
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Book Review - Christian Gero Stallberg’s Urheberrecht und moralische Rechtfertigung (2006) - Matthias Leistner
• No. 9
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The Principle of Proportionality in Comparative Perspective - Part I/II - Margherita Poto
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The Principle of Proportionality in Comparative Perspective - Part II/II - Margherita Poto
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Legal Issues in the War on Terrorism – Reply to Silja Silja N. U. Vöneky - John B. Bellinger, III
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Book Review – Kaleck/Ratner/Singelnstein/ Weiss (eds.), International Prosecution of Human Rights Crimes (2006) - Christoph J.M. Safferling
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ECHR Rules on Illegal Ban of Warsaw Equality Parade: The Case of B¹czkowski and Others v. Poland - Sina Van den Bogaert
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Anti-Corruption Legislation in Turkish Law - Güne Okuyucu Ergün
• No. 8
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Importing and exporting poor reasoning: worrying trends in relation to the case law on the free movement of goods - Anthony Dawes
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Sexual Abuse of Children Abroad – A German Perspective on the Antalya Case - Stefan Kirchner
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Review Essay – Ernst Forsthoff and the Intellectual History of German Administrative Law - Florian Meinel
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Review Essay – Remarks On Post-Sovereignty And International Legal Neo-Conservatism: Reading Jeremy Rabkin - Ignacio De La Rasilla Del Moral
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Review Essay – In Dreams Begin Responsibilities: Reflections on David Kennedy, The Dark Side of Virtue: Reassessing International Humanitarianism (2004) - Sherif Ashamalla
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Book Review – James Q. Whitman, Harsh Justice: Criminal Punishment and the Widening Divide between America and Europe (2004) - Jessica Zagar
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Book Review – Stephan Leibfried/Michael Zürn eds., Transformations of the State? (2005) - Kathryn Yardley
• No. 7
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The UN Peacebuilding Commission and Transitional Justice - Part I/II - Gerhard Thallinger
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The UN Peacebuilding Commission and Transitional Justice - Part II/II - Gerhard Thallinger
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The Application of the Margin of Appreciation Doctrine in Freedom of Expression and Public Morality Cases - Onder Bakircioglu
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Speech - Legal Issues in the War on Terrorism - John B. Bellinger, III
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Response – The Fight against Terrorism and the Rules of International Law – Comment on Papers and Speeches of John B. Bellinger, Chief Legal Advisor to the United States State Department - Silja N. U. Vöneky
• No. 6
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Law on Churches and Religion in the European Legal Area – Through German Glasses - Hans Michael Heinig
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Ethics, Law and the challenge of cognitive science - Part I/II - Matthias Mahlmann
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Ethics, Law and the challenge of cognitive science - Part II/II - Matthias Mahlmann
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Ethnic Party Bans In Africa: A Research Agenda - Matthias Basedau, Matthijs Bogaards, Christof Hartmann & Peter Niesen
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What’s in a Name Which We Call a Rose by any Other Name Would Smell as Sweet? Reflections on ECJ’s Trade Mark Case Law - Bjørn Kunoy
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Review Essay – Exploring the New Frontiers of Law & Development. Reflections on Trubek/Santos eds., The New Law and Economic Development (2006) - Bridget Hauserman
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Book Review - Alberto Alessina and Francesco Giavazzi’s The Future of Europe: Reform or Decline (2006) - Andrew Magnus
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Book Review – Roger Müller’s Verwaltungsrecht als Wissenschaft – Fritz Fleiner 1867-1937 - Diana Zacharias
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Book Review - Seyla Benhabib, Another Cosmopolitanism: Hospitality, Sovereignty, and Democratic Iterations (Berkeley Tanner Lectures 2004), Oxford University Press 2006 - Fatemeh Hajihosseini
• No. 5
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Language Rights as a General Principle of Community Law - Iñigo Urrutia & Iñaki Lasagabaster
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Sliding Towards Supranationalism? The Constitutional Status of EU Framework Decisions after Pupino - Part II/II - Carl Lebeck
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Review Essay – Continuity or Discontinuity of Law? – David Fraser’s Law after Auschwitz: Towards a Jurisprudence of the Holocaust (2005) - Thomas Mertens
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Review Essay - Francesco Duina’s The Social Construction of Free Trade: The European Union, NAFTA and Mercosur (2006) - Mark Piel
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Sliding Towards Supranationalism? The Constitutional Status of EU Framework Decisions after Pupino - Part I/II - Carl Lebeck
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Book Review – David Kennedy’s Of War and Law (2006) - Corey Wall
• No. 4
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Corporate Social Responsibility and Transparency in the Development of Energy and Mining Projects in Emerging Markets: Is Soft Law the Answer? Part II of II - Bede Nwete
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Dialogue with Islam and integration of Muslims in Italy and Germany - a Comparison of the political conditions and the legal frameworks for mechanisms of dialogue with the Islamic faith communities in both countries - Part I of II - Hans-Christian Jasch
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Dialogue with Islam and integration of Muslims in Italy and Germany - a Comparison of the political conditions and the legal frameworks for mechanisms of dialogue with the Islamic faith communities in both countries - Part II of II - Hans-Christian Jasch
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Takeover Regulation– through the Regulatory Looking Glass - Blanaid Clarke
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Turkey’s New Law on Renewable Energy Sources within the Context of the Accession Negotiations with the EU - Dirk Gaupp
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The Brussels Convention and Reparations – Remarks on the Judgment of the European Court of Justice in Lechouritou and others v. the State of the Federal Republic of Germany - Veronika Gärtner
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Mounir El Motassadeq – A Missed Chance for Weltinnenpolitik? - Timo Kost
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Review Essay - The Middle Lane on the Information Superhighway: A Review of Who Controls the Internet? Illusions of a Borderless World - James Gannon
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Book Review – Jihad Totalitarianism, International Security and the West in Joschka Fischer’s Die Rückkehr der Geschichte - Charles Dobson
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Book Review - Robert F. Drinan, S.F., Can God and Caesar Coexist? Balancing Religious Freedom & International Law - Christen Wamsley
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Corporate Social Responsibility and Transparency in the Development of Energy and Mining Projects in Emerging Markets: Is Soft Law the Answer? Part I of II - Bede Nwete
• No. 3
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Complexity and Cultural Sources of Law in the EU Context: From the Multilevel Constitutionalism to the Constitutional Synallagma - Giuseppe Martinico
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Asserting the Right to Life (Article 2, ECHR) in the Context of Industry - Dimitris Xenos
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German Securities Trading Law - New Share Ownership Notification Rules - Jürgen van Kann, Karen C. Wiedemann & Clemens Just
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Avena and Sanchez-Llamas Come to Germany – The German Constitutional Court Upholds Rights under the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations - Jana Gogolin
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Legal Protection against the UN-Security Council between European and International Law: A Kafkaesque Situation? Report on the Fall Conference of the Graduate Program - Isabelle Ley
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Modernization of the German Anti-Corruption Criminal Law: The Next Steps - Sebastian Wolf
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Book Review - Re-visioning International Legal History: Analyzing Women’s Place in the Profession at the Turn of the Century, in Mary Jane Mossman’s The First Women Lawyers (2006) - Sara Gottlieb
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Comment – Oliver Lepsius’s Human Dignity and the Downing of Aircraft: The German Federal Constitutional Court Strikes Down a Prominent Anti-terrorism Provision in the New Air-transport Security Act - Manuel Ladiges
• No. 2
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The Myth of the Neutral State: The relationship between state and religion in the face of new challenges - Karl-Heinz Ladeur & Ino Augsberg
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The Ban of Right-Wing Extremist Symbols according to Section 86a of the German Criminal Code - Andreas Stegbauer
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Court Review of Contract Awards Below Threshold Amounts – The Constitutional Court’s Recent Decision - Jost Pietzcker
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The Spidery Monster: Inga Markovitz’s Brilliant History of the GDR’s Judiciary - Michael Stolleis
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Conference Report – Pointed Reasoning on Normativity: Young Researchers in Legal Philosophy Meet in Würzburg - Matthias Goldmann
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Sentencing in Germany – Basic Questions and New Developments - Franz Streng
• No. 1
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Special Issue Introduction – What Future for Kosovo? – From Province to Protectorate to State? Speculation on the Impact of Kosovo's Genesis upon the Doctrines of International Law - Morag Goodwin
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Legitimacy and UN-Administration of Territory - Bernhard Knoll
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Self-determination as a Challenge to the Legitimacy of Humanitarian Interventions: The Case of Kosovo - Srdjan Cvijic
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Birth of a Nation: Kosovo and the Persecution of Pariah Minorities - Claude Cahn
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Book Review – Michaela Salamun’s Democratic Governance in International Territorial Administration (2005) and Daniel Sven Smyrek’s Internationally Administered Territories – International Protectorates? (2006) - Hartmut Pürner
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German Federalism Reform: Part One - Arthur Gunlicks
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The Introduction of REITs in Germany - Constantin M. Lachner & Rafael von Heppe
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Reviewing Governmental Acts of the United Nations in Kosovo - Rebecca Everly

Past Issues - Volume 7
• No. 12
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Editorial: The same performance, and so different. Marking the re-publication of From Apology to Utopia - Morag Goodwin and Alexandra Kemmerer
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The last treatise: project and person. (Reflections on Martti Koskenniemi’s From Apology to Utopia) - David Kennedy
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A Journal of the Voyage from Apology to Utopia - Anne Orford
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It’s about Legal Practice, stupid! - Christoph Möllers
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Sisyphus was an international lawyer. On Martti Koskenniemi’s ‘From Apology to Utopia’ and the place of law in international politics - Jochen von Bernstorff
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Born Again Lawyer - Mario Prost
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Rebel without a Cause? Martti Koskenniemi and the Critical Legal Project (Part I of II) - Jason Beckett
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Rebel without a Cause? Martti Koskenniemi and the Critical Legal Project (Part II of II) - Jason Beckett
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Martti Koskenniemi’s From Apology to Utopia: a reflection - Balakrishnan Rajagopal
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An epilogue on an epilogue - Florian Hoffmann
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A Response - Martti Koskenniemi
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Harmonising Different Rights of Withdrawal: Can German Law Serve as an Example for EC Consumer Law? - Peter Rott
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Review Essay - Europa und seine Verfassung [Europe and its Constitution]. Festschrift für Manfred Zuleeg (Gaitanides, Kadelbach & Iglesias eds., 2005) - Daniel Saam
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Book Review - Hopt, Kulms and von Hein’s Rechtshilfe und Rechtsstaat. Die Zustellung einer US-amerikanischen class action in Deutschland (2006) - Axel Halfmeier
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Book Review - Global legal pluralism and multipolar conflicts: A Review of Oren Perez: Sensitivity and Global Legal Pluralism: Rethinking the Trade and Environment Conflict - Elena Cirkovic
• No. 11
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Living with the Bologna Process: Recommendations to the German Legal Education Community from a U.S. Perspective - Laurel S. Terry
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National Constitutionalism, Openness to International Law and the Pragmatic Limits of European Integration – European Law in the German Constitutional Court from EEC to the PJCC - Part I/II - Carl Lebeck
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National Constitutionalism, Openness to International Law and the Pragmatic Limits of European Integration – European Law in the German Constitutional Court from EEC to the PJCC - Part II/II - Carl Lebeck
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The Constitutional Success of Ratification Failure - Maria Cahill
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Data Screening of Muslim Sleepers was Unconstitutional - Gabriele Kett-Straub
• No. 10
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Discrimination in Individual-Related Employment – A View from Europe and Germany to Canada - Susanne Hoentzsch
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Street Scenes and Other Scenes from Berlin - Legal Issues in the Restitution of Art after the Third Reich - Anna Blume Huttenlauch
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Protective Declarations Against Scientology as Unjustified Detriments to Freedom of Religion: A Comment on the Decision of the German Federal Administrative Court of 15 December 2005 - Diana Zacharias
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Book review - Rainer Maria Kiesow, Kredite in der Risikogesellschaft (2005) - Andreas Maurer
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Book review – Yochai Benkler, The Wealth of Networks: How Social Production Transforms Markets and Freedom (2006) - James Brink
• No. 9
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How to Sharpen a Dull Sword – The Principle of Subsidiarity and its Control - Christoph Ritzer, Marc Ruttloff and Karin Linhart
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Human Dignity and the Downing of Aircraft: The German Federal Constitutional Court Strikes Down a Prominent Anti-terrorism Provision in the New Air-Transport Security Act - Oliver Lepsius
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Third Party Liability for Hezbollah Attacks Against Israel - Stefan Kirchner
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Modernization of the German Anti-Corruption Criminal Law by International Legal Provisions - Sebastian Wolf
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Call for Papers – What Future for Kosovo?
• No. 8
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A Legal Theoretical Approach to Criminal Procedure Law: The Structure of Rules in the German Code of Criminal Procedure - Matthias Mittag
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Online Dispute Resolution: Consumer Redress in a Global Market Place - Gralf-Peter Calliess
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Redefining the Traditional Pillars of German Legal Studies and Setting the Stage for Contemporary Interdisciplinary Research - Stephan Leibfried, Christoph Möllers, Christoph Schmied and Peer Zumbansen
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Naturalizations Obtained by Fraud – Can They be Revoked? The German Federal Constitutional Court’s Judgment of 24 May 2006 - Stefan Magen
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Competence of the Community to Conclude the New Lugano Convention on Jurisdiction and the Recognition and Enforcement of Judgements in Civil and Commercial Matters: Opinion 1/03 of 7 February 2006 - Tristan Baumé
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Review Essay - Langdell’s Prodigal Grandsons: On Duncan Kennedy’s Critique of American Legal Education - Viktor Winkler
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Book Review - Reinhard Zimmermann, The New German Law of Obligations. Historical and Comparative Perspectives (2005) - James Gordley
• No. 7
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Embryonic Stem Cell Research According to German and European Law - Part 1/2 - Christian Starck
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Embryonic Stem Cell Research According to German and European Law - Part 2/2 - Christian Starck
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Gustav Radbruch and Hermann Kantorowicz: Two Friends and a Book – Reflections on Gnaeus Flavius’s Der Kampf um die Rechtswissenschaft (1906) - Part 1/2 - Frank Kantorowicz Carter
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Gustav Radbruch and Hermann Kantorowicz: Two Friends and a Book – Reflections on Gnaeus Flavius’s Der Kampf um die Rechtswissenschaft (1906) - Part 272 - Frank Kantorowicz Carter
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State Liability for Violations of International Humanitarian Law - The Distomo Case Before the German Federal Constitutional Court - Markus Rau
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Book Review – Udo Di Fabio’s Die Kultur der Freiheit and Richard Sennett’s Die Kultur des neuen Kapitalismus - Günter Frankenberg
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Conference Report – Global Fragmentations: A Note on the Biennial Conference of the European Society of International Law (Paris, la Sorbonne, 18-20 May 2006) - Alexandra Kemmerer
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Call for Papers – What Future for Kosovo?
• No. 6
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Corporate Governance Reform, Regulatory Politics, and the Foundations of Finance Capitalism in the United States and Germany - Part I/II - John Cioffi
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Corporate Governance Reform, Regulatory Politics, and the Foundations of Finance Capitalism in the United States and Germany - Part II/II - John Cioffi
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Debunking the Nike Doctrine: The Limits of Power and the Continued Relevance of Occupation Law - Ebrahim Afsah
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Current Reform Efforts of German Consumer Insolvency Law and the Discharge of Residual Debts - Dörte Busch
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A Close Look at the Mannesmann Trial - Stefan Maier
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The Increasingly Marginal Appreciation of the Margin-of-Appreciation Doctrine - Ignacio de la Rasilla del Moral
• No. 5
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German Constitutional Law and Doctrine on "State of Emergency": Paradigms and Dilemmas of a Traditional (Continental) Discourse - Part I/II - Andras Jakab
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German Constitutional Law and Doctrine on “State of Emergency”: Paradigms and Dilemmas of a Traditional (Continental) Discourse - Part II/II - Andras Jakab
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Economic Analysis of Article 28 EC after the Keck Judgement - Luigi Russi
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The Mangold Case before the European Court of Justice - Marlene Schmidt
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Book Review – Philipp Dann’s Parlamente im Exekutivföderalismus (2004) - Alexander Türk
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Call for Papers – What Future for Kosovo? - Morag Goodwin
• No. 4
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Who’s Afraid of the Total Constitution? Constitutional Rights as Principles and the Constitutionalization of Private Law – Part I/II - Mattias Kumm
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Who’s Afraid of the Total Constitution? Constitutional Rights as Principles and the Constitutionalization of Private Law – Part II/II - Mattias Kumm
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Science in the Process of Risk Regulation under the WTO Agreement on Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures - Lukasz Gruszczynski
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Breaking the Habits: The German Competition Law after the 7th Amendment to the Act against restraints of Competition (GWB) - Andreas Klees
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D.H. and Others v. Czech Republic: A Major Set-Back for the Development of Non-Discrimination Norms in Europe - Morag Goodwin
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Does the Unborn Child Have a Right to Life? The Insufficient Answer of the European Court of Human Rights in the Judgment Vo v. France - Jakob Pichon
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Law and Medicine: Notes on the Meeting of German-Speaking Public Law Assistants in Vienna (2006) - Marten Breuer
• No. 3
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Shareholder Protection in the USA and Germany - On the Fallacy of LLSV - Udo C Braendle
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Patents on Human Gene Sequences in Germany - On Bad Lawmaking and Ways to Deal With It - Christoph Ann
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The Einheitsjurist - A German Phenomenon - Annette Keilmann
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Casenote - Berlusconi at the European Court of Justice – C-387/02 - Flaminia Tacconi
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Review Essay – Murray Raff’s Private Property and Environmental Responsibility – A Comparative Study of German Real Property Law (2003) - Wendy Earle
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Book Review – Nicolai Böcker’s Wirksame Rechtsbehelfe zum Schutz der Grundrechte der Europäischen Union - Marten Breuer
• No. 2
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Introduction: The reluctance to ‘glance in the mirror’: ‘Darker Legacies of Law in Europe’ revisited - Daniel Augenstein
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Sleeping Dogs: A Blemish on the Clean Slate of Western Liberalism - Hauke Brunkhorst
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Lawyers and the Vital Relationship between the Past and the Present - Pietro Costa
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The ‘timeless present’: At the roots of Europe’s identity - Cristina Costantini
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The unrelenting stare into the past and its justification - David Dyzenhaus
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Historical-Legal Knowledge – And What To Do With It - W.Tom Eijsbouts
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Darker Legacies, Schmitt’s Shadow and Europe - Kjell Engelbrekt
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Social Networks and Individual Misdemeanors, Epistemological Questions and Normative Orientations - Andreas Fischer-Lescano
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Codes of Honour - Daniel Gordon
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Science, Not Politics - Clemens Jabloner
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Dark Legator: Where the state transcends its boundaries, Carl Schmitt awaits us - Alexandra Kemmerer
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“By Their Acts You Shall Know Them…” (And Not by Their Legal Theories) - Martti Koskenniemi
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But Was it Law? - Thomas Mertens
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Comparison and History - Christoph Möllers
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The Shadow of Speer and Vichy on European Laws - Pier Giuseppe Monateri
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"In the Glass Darkly": Legacies of Nazi and Fascist Law in Europe - Mayo Moran
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Provocation and Springboard - Julian Rivers
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Final Words? - William E. Scheuerman
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The Constitution of Europe: the new Kulturkampf ? - Martin Loughlin
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The Study of the Past as Exercise in Political Theory and the History of Ideas - Shannon Ishiyama Smithey
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How much of Nazi and Fascist Law survived in the new Europe? - Detlev F. Vagts
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Europe’s Darker Legacies? Notes on ‘Mirror Reflections’, the ‘Constitution as Fetish’ and Other Such Linkages between the Past and the Future - Peer Zumbansen
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Sentencing in Germany – Basic Questions and New Developments - Franz Streng
• No. 1
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Consequences of Premature Self-cure: The Lawless Buyer – A Critical Review of the Verdict of the Bundesgerichtshof of 23 February 2005 - Tobias Caspary
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Case Note – Was the war on Iraq Illegal? – The Judgment of the German Federal Administrative Court of 21st June 2005 - Nikolaus Schultz
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Case Note - The European Arrest Warrant in the German Federal Constitutional Court - Simone Mölders
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German Insolvency Act: The Special Provisions of Consumer Insolvency Proceedings and Discharge of Residual Debts - Susanne Braun

Past Issues - Volume 6
• No. 12
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Copyright & Art - Eberhard Ortland and Reinhold Schmücker
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Positive Corporate Governance and its Implications for Executive Compensation - James McConvill
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Germany’s Federal Constitutional Court and the Regulation of GPS surveillance - Jacqueline Ross
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Agreements on voting conduct in the election of the supervisory board (Aufsichtsrat) as Case for a Mandatory Offer - Case Note on OLG München of 27 April 2005 - Sebastian Barry, Hannes Bracht and Matthias Casper
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Judging Nuremberg: The Laws, the Rallies, the Trials - Tobias Lock and Julia Riem
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Book Review – Mestmäcker/Schweitzer, Europaeisches Wettbewerbsrecht (2nd ed., 2004) - Eckart Gottschalk
• No. 11
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The Constitutional Treaty as a Reflexive Constitution - Jürgen Bast
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Thoughts on a Methodology of European Constitutional Law - Philipp Dann
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Comment on Philipp Dann - Artur Kozlowski
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The Primacy of European Union Law Over National Law Under the Constitutional Treaty - Roman Kwiecien
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Supremacy - Lost? – Comment on Roman Kwiecieñ - Franz C. Mayer
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The Democratic Concept of the European Union: Coherent Constitutional Principle or Prosaic Declaration of Intent? - Niels Petersen
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Comment on Niels Petersen – A Democratic Union: Coherent Constitutional Principle or Prosaic Declaration of Intent? - Robert Grzeszczak
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The Concept of the "Legislative" Act in the Constitutional Treaty - Alexander Türk
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Comment on Alexander Türk – The Concept of the “Legislative Act” - Barbara Mielnik
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The Emperor’s New Clothes: The ECB and the New Institutional Concept - Timo Tohidipur
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Comment on Timo Tohidipur - Sylwia Majkowska
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The Right to an Effective Remedy Pursuant to Art. II-107 para. 1 of the Constitutional Treaty - Katharina Pabel
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Comment on Katharina Pabel – The Right to an Effective Remedy in a Polycentric Legal System - Adam Bodnar
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Developments in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice Brought About by the Constitutional Treaty - Dagmara Kornobis-Romanowska
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Comment on Dagmara Kornobis-Romanowska - Stephan Bitter
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Constitutionalization of the Common Foreign and Security Policy of the European Union: Implications of the Constitutional Treaty - Ireneusz Pawel Karolewski
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Comment on Pawel Karolewski - Markus Rau
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Common Commercial Policy: the Expanding Competence of the European Union in the Area of International Trade - Dorota Leczykiewicz
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Comment on Dorota Leczykiewicz - Common Commercial Policy: The Expanding Competence of the European Union in the Area of Interna-tional Trade - Karen Kaiser
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Fundamental Rights Concerning Biomedicine in the Constitutional Treaty and Their Effect on the Diverse Legal Systems of Member States - Atina Krajewska
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Comment on Atina Krajewska – Plural Concepts of Human Dignity and the Constitutional Treaty - Felix Arndt
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Remarks on Art. I-52 of the Constitutional Treaty: New Aspects of the European Ecclesiastical Law?, - Michal Rynkowski
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“United in Diversity” - The Integration of Enhanced Cooperation Into the European Constitutional Order - Daniel Thym
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Comment on Daniel Thym – United in Diversity or Diversified in the Union? - Michal Kowalski
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Observations on the Right to Withdraw from the European Union: Who are the "Masters of the Treaties"? - Jochen Herbst
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The Plurality of the Legislative Process and a System for Attributing Procedures to Competences - Christiane Trüe
• No. 10
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German Federalism and Recent Reform Efforts - Arthur Gunlicks
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A Global Theory of Federalism: The Nature and Challenges of a Federal State - Anna Gamper
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Access of Muslim Organizations to Religious Instruction in Public Schools: Comment on the Decision of the Federal Administrative Court of 23 February 2005 - Diana Zacharias
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The Allocation of Cultural Policy Powers in the Federal Republic of Germany - Markus Ogorek and Tian Pu
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Should We Polish It Up? The Polish Constitutional Tribunal and the Idea of Supremacy of EU Law - Krystyna Kowalik-Bañczyk
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Expropriation Without Compensation – the European Court of Human Rights Sanctions German Legislation Expropriating the Heirs of "New Farmers" - Ulrike Deutsch
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The Application of Human Rights in African Caribbean and Pacific – European Union Development and Trade Partnership - Justice Nwobike
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German Company Law: Recent Developments and Future Challenges - Patrick Leyens
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Search Engines as Gatekeepers of Public Communication: Analysis of the German Framework Applicable to Internet Search Engines Including Media Law and Anti-trust Law - Wolfgang Schulz, Thorsten Held and Arne Laudien
• No. 9
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The New ICRC Study on Customary International Humanitarian Law as an Exercise in the Development of International Law - Part I/II - Malcolm MacLaren & Felix Schwendimann
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The New ICRC Study on Customary International Humanitarian Law as an Exercise in the Development of International Law - Part II/II - Malcolm MacLaren & Felix Schwendimann
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The Decision of the German Federal Constitutional Court of 25th August 2005 – Dissolution of the National Parliament - Simon Apel, Christian Körber and Tim Wihl
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The Judgment of the European Court of Human Rights in the Case of Bosphorus Hava Yollari Turizm v Ireland - Frank Schorkopf
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Book Review – Karen Kaiser’s Geistiges Eigentum und Gemeinschaftsrecht - Christoph Hermann
• No. 8
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“A Community of History”: A Problematic Concept and its Usage in Constitutional Law and Community Law - Felix Hanschmann
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Law and the German Universal Healthcare System: A Contemporary Overview - Ursula Weide
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National and International Developments in Risk Reporting: May the German Accounting Standard 5 Lead the Way Internationally? - Michael Dobler
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Conference Report – Federalism on Trial: The Third International German Law Journal Workshop (Bonn, 22 July 2005) - Anna S. Zöbeley and Katia Schier
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Conference Report - Some Reflections on the European Society of International Law Research Forum 2005 - Euan Macdonald
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A New Era for Private Antitrust Litigation in Germany? A Critical Appraisal of the Modernized Law against Restraints of Competition - Wolfgang Wurmnest
• No. 7
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The Promise of German Criminal Law: A Science of Crime and Punishment - Markus Dirk Dubber
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Comparative Law’s Coming of Age? Twenty Years after Critical Comparisons - Peer Zumbansen
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The Decision of the Bundesverfassungsgericht of April 12, 2005 Concerning Police Use of Global Position Systems as a Surveillance Tool - Nicole Jacoby
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Book Review – Deconstructing Hart – Review of Nicola Lacey’s A Life of H.L.A. Hart. The Nightmare and the Noble Dream (OUP 2004) - Samantha Besson
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Looking Beyond the National Constitution - The Growing Role of Contemporary International Constitutional Law: Reflections on the First Vienna Workshop on International Constitutional Law - Anna-Verena Bauer and Christoph Mikulaschek
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12th Annual Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot – Overview and Personal Reflection by Law Students of Johann Wolfgang Goethe University - Soo-Hyun Oh, Jakob Sättler & Nils Wighart
• No. 6
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Preparing Germany for the 21st Century: The Reform of the Code of Civil Procedure - Part I/II - Giesela Rühl
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Preparing Germany for the 21st Century: The Reform of the Code of Civil Procedure -Part II/II - Giesela Rühl
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Decriminalization of Homosexuality and Its Effects on Family Rights: A German-US-American Comparison - Karin Linhart
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The Doctrine of Parliamentary Sovereignty in Comparative Perspective - Markus Ogorek
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Goodies and Baddies: The presentation of German Police and Criminals in East and West Television Drama - Regina Rauxloh
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The Spanish Constitution and the European Constitution: the script for a virtual collision and other observations on the principle of primacy - Part I/II - Ricardo Alonso Garcia
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The Spanish Constitution and the European Constitution: the script for a virtual collision and other observations on the principle of primacy - Part II/II - Ricardo Alonso Garcia
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The Effect of WTO Dispute Settlement Rulings in the EC Legal Order: Reviewing Van Parys v Belgische Interventie- en Restitutiebureau (C-377/02) - Delphine de Mey
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Review Essay - Some Realism about Rationalism: Economic Analysis of Law in Germany - Viktor Winkler
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Conference Announcement - Judging Nuremberg: The Laws, The Rallies, The Trials: 17 July - 20 July 2005 in Nuremberg, Germany - Christoph Safferling
• No. 5
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Giorgio Agamben and the Current State of Affairs in Humanitarian Law and Human Rights Policy - Volker Heins
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New Developments in Management Reporting – The Modernisation of the Annual Report - Regine Buchheim & Kati Beiersdorf
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Much Ado About Human Rights: The Federal Constitutional Court Confronts the European Court of Human Rights - Part I/II - Matthias Hartwig
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Much Ado About Human Rights: The Federal Constitutional Court Confronts the European Court of Human Rights - Part II/II - Matthias Hartwig
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The European Court of Human Rights Takes a Step Towards Balancing the Arms - Monique C. Lillard
• No. 4
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The Legal Framework of Regulatory Competition Based on Company Mobility: EU and US Compared - Part I/II - Eva-Maria Kieninger
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The Legal Framework of Regulatory Competition Based on Company Mobility: EU and US Compared - Part II/II - Eva-Maria Kieninger
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Review Essay - Perspectives of Regulatory Competition in European Company Law - Sebastian Mock
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The European Constitution: Notes on the National Meeting of German Public Law Assistants - Daniel Thym
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German Labor Law in Transition - Marita Körner
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Book Review - Procedural Laws in Europe. Towards Harmonisation (Marcel Storme ed. 2003) - Jan Bolt
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Book Review – Helmut Satzger, Internationales und Europäisches Strafrecht (Nomos 2005) - Robert Esser
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Book Review – Jan Pieter Krahnen/Reinhard H. Schmidt, The German Financial System (Oxford 2004) - David C. Donald
• No. 3
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The Application of European Law in the New Member States: Several (Early) Predictions - Zdenìk Kühn
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Corporate Practices and National Governance Systems: What do Country Rankings Tell Us? - Part II/II - Peter Cornelius
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Criminal Victims/Witnesses of Crimes: The Criminal Offences of Smuggling and Trafficking of Human Beings in Germany, Discretionary Residence Rights, and Other Ways of Protecting Victims - Part I/II - Katja S. Ziegler
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Criminal Victims/Witnesses of Crimes: The Criminal Offences of Smuggling and Trafficking of Human Beings in Germany, Discretionary Residence Rights, and Other Ways of Protecting Victims - Part II/II - Katja S. Ziegler
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Applying Germany's Market Manipulation Rules to Disruptive Trades on the Eurex and MTS Platforms - David C. Donald
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Terror and Law: The sentencing of a terrorist bombing under the German Penal Code: The La Belle Trial - Philipp Hoffmann
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Torture in Abu Ghraib. The Compliant against Donald Rumsfeld under the German Code against Crimes under International Law (Völkerstrafgesetzbuch) - Part I/II - Andreas Fischer-Lescano
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Torture in Abu Ghraib. The Compliant against Donald Rumsfeld under the German Code against Crimes under International Law (Völkerstrafgesetzbuch) - Part II/II - Andreas Fischer-Lescano
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Internet-Auctions versus Consumer Protection: The case of the Distant Selling Directive - Gerald Spindler
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Book Review – Peter L. Murray/Rolf Stürner, German Civil Justice (2004) - Giesela Rühl
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Corporate Practices and National Governance Systems: What do Country Rankings Tell Us? - Part I/II - Peter Cornelius
• No. 2
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Introduction to the Special Issue: Confronting Memories: European "Bitter Experiences" and the Constitutionalization Process - Christian Joerges
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Methodological and Substantive Remarks on Myth, Memory and History in the Construction of a European Community - Bo Stråth
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Present-ing the Past: Political Narratives on European History and the Justification of EU Integration - Fabrice Larat
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National Constitutions, Liberal State, Fascist State and the Holocaust in Belgium and Bulgaria - David Fraser
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Constitutional Identity and the Politics of Homogeneity - Matthias Mahlmann
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Thick Constitutional Patriotism and Political Liberalism: On the Role and Structure of European Legal History - Part I/II - Mattias Kumm
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Thick Constitutional Patriotism and Political Liberalism: On the Role and Structure of European Legal History - Part II/II - Mattias Kumm
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Constitutional Erinnerungsarbeit: Ambivalence and Translation - Alexander Somek
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Populist Nationalism, Anti-Europeanism, Post-Nationalism, and the East-West Distinction - Paul Blokker
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Populist Use of Memory and Constitutionalism: Two Comments - I - Patricia Chiantera-Stutte
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Populist Use of Memory and Constitutionalism: Two Comments - II - Andrea Petõ
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The Eichmann Trial: Hannah Arendt's View on the Jerusalem Court's Competence - Thomas Mertens
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Legal Consequences of Past Collective Wrongdoing after Communism - András Sajó
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Defining Europe Against its Past? - Memory Politics and the Sanctions Against Austria in France and Germany - Stefan Seidendorf
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Preparing the Ground for Constitutionalisation through Reconciliation Work - Anton Legerer
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Europeanization as a Challenge to Legal History - Thorsten Keiser
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Law´s Past and Europe´s Future - Part I/II - Vivian Grosswald Curran
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Law´s Past and Europe´s Future - Part II/II - Vivian Grosswald Curran
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Genocidal Politics and Racialization of Intervention: From Rwanda to Darfur and Beyond - Shedrack C. Agbakwa
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Comments on the Draft of the New German Private Law Anti-Discrimination Act : Implementing Directives 2000/43/EC and 2004/113/EC in German Private Law - Florian Stork
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The Management Board's permission to disclose Due Diligence Information Before a Corporate Acquisition in consideration of the Impact of the Act to Improve the Protection of Investors (Gesetz zur Verbesserung des Anlegerschutzes) - Maximilian Rittmeister
• No. 1
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Introductory Editorial – Jacques Derrida: Before, Through, Beyond (the) Law - Florian Hoffmann and Cornelia Vismann
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Derrida, Philosopher of Law - Cornelia Vismann
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Derrida's Influence on Philosophy ... And On My Work - Simon Critchley
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Critical Intimacy: Jacques Derrida and the Friendship of Politics - Anne Orford
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Derrida's Last Conference - Rachel Nigro
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Derrida: survival as heritage - Rafael Haddock-Lobo
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If Derrida Had Played Football - Allan C. Hutchinson
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A Note on Space - Dirk Baecker
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Derrida and Foucault On Sovereignty - Friedrich Balke
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Specters and Scholars: Derrida and the Tragedy of Political Thought - Adam Thurschwell
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Moving Away From Moving Away: A Conversation About Jacques Derrida and Legal Scholarship - Part I/II - Juan M. Amaya-Castro and Hassan El Menyawi
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Moving Away From Moving Away: A Conversation About Jacques Derrida and Legal Scholarship - Part II/II - Juan M. Amaya-Castro and Hassan El Menyawi
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The Thinker of the Future - Drucilla Cornell
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Force and the mystical foundation of Law: How Jacques Derrida addresses legal discourse - Petra Gehring
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Violence, Justice, Deconstruction - Costas Douzinas
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Deconstruction is Justice - Elisabeth Weber
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Amnesty: Between an Ethics of Forgiveness and the Politics of Forgetting - Peter Krapp
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Epilogue: in lieu of Conclusion - Florian Hoffmann
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The New Law Against Unfair Competition: An Assessment - Manuela Finger and Sandra Schmieder
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Conference Report – Legal Unity Through Specialized Courts on a European Level? - Stefan Kirchner
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Conference Report – Europe's Constitutionalization as an Inspiration for Global Governance? Some Viennese Conference Impressions - Kathrin Blanck, Angelika Hable and Ulrike Lechner
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J.D. - Peter Goodrich
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German Federalism – An Outdated Relict? - Christian Hillgruber

Past Issues - Volume 5
• No. 12
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The American Tradition of Private Law Enforcement - Paul Carrington
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White Knights On Chargers: Using The US Approach To Promote Roma Rights In Europe? - Morag Goodwin
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Like Ancient Beacons: The European Union and the International Criminal Court – Reflections from afar on a Chapter of European Foreign Policy - Alexandra Kemmerer
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Can Criminal Prosecution be the Answer to massive Human Rights Violations? - Christoph Safferling
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Value-added Norms, Local Litigation, and Global Enforcement: Why the Brussels-Philosophy failed in The Hague - Gralf-Peter Calliess
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Globalization and the Law: Deciphering the Message of Transnational Human Rights Litigation - Peer Zumbansen
• No. 11
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The Decision of the Federal Constitutional Court of 3 March 2004 on Acoustic Supervision of Housing Space - Jutta Stender-Vorwachs
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Disability Law in Germany: An Overview on Employment, Education and Access - Martin Kock
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The Power of Monitoring - Part I/II - Udo Brändle & Jürgen Noll
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The Power of Monitoring - Part II/II - Udo Brändle & Jürgen Noll
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Essay - The European Private Company: a supranational company form for small and medium-sized enterprises? - Susanne Braun
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Book Review – Grenzen als Thema der Rechts- und Sozialphilosophie (Borders as a Juridical and Social Philosophical Theme) - Thorsten Bonacker
• No. 10
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Police Cautions and the vanishing Differences between Legality and Discretion in European Criminal Justice Systems - Michael Jasch
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Management Buy-Out, Cash Pooling, Up-Stream Loans and Guarantees in German Group Companies: Old Concepts – New Developments - Jochen Herbst
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Agency Work – from Marginalisation towards Acceptance? Agency work in EU Social and Employment Policy and the "implementation" of the draft Directive on Agency work into German law - Dagmar Schiek
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Risk Assessment in the European Food Safety Regulation: Who is to Decide Whose Science is Better? Commission v. France and Beyond… - Karolina Szawlowska
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Recent Developments of Corporate Governance in the European Union and their Impact on the German Legal System - Athanasios Kouloridas and Jens von Lackum
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A 'Common European Home'? The Rule of Law and Contemporary Russia - Malcolm Maclaren & Michael Frei
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The German Judiciary System - Hans-Ernst Böttcher
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Book Review - Verwaltung und Governance im Mehrebenensystem der Europäischen Union (Siegfried Magiera/Karl-Peter Sommermann eds. 2002) - Stephan Bitter
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Why Aren't German Penal Policies Harsher and Imprisonment Rates Higher? - Michael Tonry
• No. 9
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Migration Connected With Trafficking In Women And Prostitution: An Overview - Vincenzo Musacchio
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Constitutional Drift: Toward the End of Federal Shop-Closing (Ladenschluss) Regulation - Craig Smith
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Money Laundering by Defence Counsel – The Decision of the Federal Constitutional Court - Anne Bussenius
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Corporate Groups: Competences of the shareholders' meeting and minority protection – the BGH's recent Gelatine and Macrotron cases redefine the Holzmüller doctrine, Part I/II - Marc Löbbe
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Corporate Groups: Competences of the shareholders' meeting and minority protection – the BGH's recent Gelatine and Macrotron cases redefine the Holzmüller doctrine, Part II/II - Marc Löbbe
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Executives' Liability for Wrong Ad Hoc Announcements - A Small Step Forward: A Comment on In re Infomatec AG, BGH II ZR 217/03, 218/03 and 402/02 of 19 July 2004 - Dirk Reidenbach
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National Courts, Global Cartels: F. Hoffman-LaRoche Ltd. v. Empagran, S.A. (U.S. Supreme Court 2004) - Hannah L. Buxbaum
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Smoke, mirrors and killer whales: the International Court's opinion on the Israeli barrier wall, Part I/II - Iain Scobbie
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Smoke, mirrors and killer whales: the International Court's opinion on the Israeli barrier wall, Part II/II - Iain Scobbie
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Ideas, Institutions, and the Exhaustion of Modell Deutschland, Part I/II - Christopher S. Allen
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Ideas, Institutions, and the Exhaustion of Modell Deutschland, Part II/II - Christopher S. Allen
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Conference Report – Widening the Scope: Reflections on the Human Rights Law Session of the XVth Academy of European Law – European University Institute, Florence, July 2004 - Konrad Lachmayer and Gerhard Thallinger
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Review Essay - Facilitating a comparative analysis of criminal law: Volker Krey's bilingual textbook on German criminal law - Lutz Eidam
• No. 8
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Guaranteeing the Programming Mandate of Public Broadcasters and Restraints on Private Broadcasters' Programmes in Multimedia Conditions - PArt I/II - Karl-Heinz Ladeur
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Guaranteeing the Programming Mandate of Public Broadcasters and Restraints on Private Broadcasters' Programmes in Multimedia Conditions - Part II/II - Karl-Heinz Ladeur
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The Last Word? - The July 22, 2004 Acquittals in the Mannesmann Trial - Max Philipp Rolshoven
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Case Note - The Pixelpark-ruling of the Regional Appellate Court Frankfurt (OLG Frankfurt) of 25 June 2004: The first decision on "Acting in Concert" and its expected effects on German Takeover Law - Matthias Casper
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The European Constitutional Treaty: An Analysis - Udo Di Fabio
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(Conflict) Principles of European (Consumer) Contract Law – an Update - Gralf-Peter Calliess
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Review Essay - The Future of Human Rights? Theory and Practice in an International Context - Euan Macdonald
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Co-ordinated Continental European Market Economies Under Pressure From Globalisation: Germany's "Rhineland capitalism - Jürgen Hoffmann
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Book Review - Inside the Law: A note on Fiona Cownie, LEGAL ACADEMICS: CULTURE AND IDENTITIES - Alexandra Kemmerer
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Book Review - Malcom D. Evans (ed.), INTERNATIONAL LAW, 1st ed., Oxford University Press, Oxford, New York et al., 2003 - Stefan Kirchner
• No. 7
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Second-Class Citizens? Restricted Freedom of Movement for Spätaussiedler is Constitutional - Part I/II - Amanda Klekowski von Koppenfels
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Second-Class Citizens? Restricted Freedom of Movement for Spätaussiedler is Constitutional - Part II/II - Amanda Klekowski von Koppenfels
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The Hamburg Terror Trials – American Political Poker and German Legal Procedure: An Unlikely Combination to Fight International Terrorism - Part I/III - Loammi Blaauw-Wolf
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The Hamburg Terror Trials – American Political Poker and German Legal Procedure: An Unlikely Combination to Fight International Terrorism - Part II/III - Loammi Blaauw-Wolf
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The Hamburg Terror Trials – American Political Poker and German Legal Procedure: An Unlikely Combination to Fight International Terrorism - Part III/III - Loammi Blaauw-Wolf
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The Mannesmann Trial and the Role of the Courts - Peter Kolla
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As Sounding Brass, or a Tinkling Cymbal? Reflections on the Inaugural Conference of the European Society of International Law - Alexandra Kemmerer & Morag Goodwin
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The Statute of the Iraqi Special Tribunal for Crimes Against Humanity– Progressive or Regressive? - Olaoluwa Olusanya
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Reflections
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Book Review – Peer Zumbansen, Ordnungsmuster im modernen Wohlfahrtsstaat. Lernerfahrungen zwischen Staat, Gesellschaft und Vertrag, Baden-Baden, Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft, 2000 - Volker Neumann
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Habilitation Thesis Review – Peer Zumbansen, Innovation und Pfadabhängigkeit – Das Recht der Unternehmensverfassung in der Wissensgesellschaft (Innovation and Path-dependency – The Law of the Enterprise Constitution in the Knowledge Society) (2004) - Gregor Bachmann
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Book Review – Peer Zumbansen (editor), NS-Forced Labor: Remembrance and Responsibility. Legal and Historical Observations (Nomos, 2002) - Christoph Safferling
• No. 6
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The Autonomy of Law and the Formation of Network Standards - Part II/II - Thomas Vesting
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Preventive Detention of Dangerous Offenders Re-examined: A Comment on two decisions of the German Federal Constitutional Court - Part II/II - Frieder Dünkel & Dirk van Zyl Smit
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The Autonomy of Law and the Formation of Network Standards - Part I/II - Thomas Vesting
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Preventive Detention of Dangerous Offenders Re-examined: A Comment on two decisions of the German Federal Constitutional Court - Part I/II - Frieder Dünkel & Dirk van Zyl Smit
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German hedge fund legislation: modernised but still old-fashioned - Norbert Lang
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Potential for German investors: entering the Ukrainian market - Arthur Nitsevych
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Two Hundred Years of Marbury v. Madison: The Struggle for Judicial Review of Constitutional Questions in the United States and Europe - Wolfgang Hoffmann-Riem
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The Approach to European Law in German Jurisprudence - Dieter H. Scheuing
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The New Council Regulation (EC) No. 1/2003 on the Implementation of the Rules on Competition - Part I/II - Felix Müller
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Genesis and Development of Legal Protection before Community Courts: A review of Eva Drewes, Entstehen und Entwicklung des Rechtsschutzes vor den Gerichten der Europäischen Gemeinschaften, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 2000 - Timo Tohidipur
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Book Review – Barbara Böckenförde-Wunderlich, Präimplantationsdiagnostik als Rechtsproblem (2002) - Marion Weschka
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The New Council Regulation (EC) No. 1/2003 on the Implementation of the Rules on Competition (II/II) - Felix Müller
• No. 5
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USA Patriot Act - Viet D. Dinh
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Liberty, Security, and Terrorism: The Legal Position in Germany, Part 1 of 2 - Oliver Lepsius
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Liberty, Security, and Terrorism: The Legal Position in Germany, Part 2 of 2 - Oliver Lepsius
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Liberty Dies by Inches: German Counter-Terrorism Measures and Human Rights, Part 1 of 2 - Verena Zöller
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Liberty Dies by Inches: German Counter-Terrorism Measures and Human Rights, Part 2 of 2 - Verena Zöller
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Data Screening as a Means of Preventing Islamist Terrorist Attacks on Germany, Part 1 of 2 - Wilhelm Achelpöhler and Holger Niehaus
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Data Screening as a Means of Preventing Islamist Terrorist Attacks on Germany, Part 2 of 2 - Wilhelm Achelpöhler and Holger Niehaus
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Terror and Law – Is the German Legal System able to deal with Terrorism? - The Bundesgerichtshof (Federal Court of Justice) decision in the case against El Motassadeq - - Christoph Safferling
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Slaughterhouse-Six: Updating the Law of War, Part 1 of 2 - Ed Morgan
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Slaughterhouse-Six: Updating the Law of War, Part 2 of 2 - Ed Morgan
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Criminal Justice after 9-11: ICC or Military Tribunals, Part 1 of 2 - Thomas Mertens
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Criminal Justice after 9-11: ICC or Military Tribunals, Part 2 of 2 - Thomas Mertens
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Terror, Sovereignty and Law: On the Politics of Violence - Saul Newman
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The E.U.’s Definition of Terrorism: The Council Framework Decision on Combating Terrorism, Part 1 of 2 - Eugenia Dumitriu
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The E.U.’s Definition of Terrorism: The Council Framework Decision on Combating Terrorism, Part 2 of 2 - Eugenia Dumitriu
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Interview with Federal Constitutional Court Vice President, Justice, Professor Winfried Hassemer – “The State is No Longer the Leviathan” - Reinhard Müller
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Interview with Giorgio Agamben – Life, A Work of Art Without an Author: The State of Exception, the Administration of Disorder and Private Life - Ulrich Raulff
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Book Review – Misery Knows no Law. Giorgio Agamben thinks the State of Exception - Ulrich Raulff
• No. 4
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Tax Amnesty 2004/2005 – An Appropriate Revenue Tool? - Martin Kellner
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No Stock Options for Supervisory Board Members of a German Stock Corporation: A Comment on In re Mobilcom AG, BGH II ZR 316/02 of 16 February 2004 - Dirk Reidenbach
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The Takeover bids Directive - Silja Maul & Athanasios Kouloridas
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German capital market law – a permanent reform - Matthias Casper
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AALS Panel -- The Avena Case in the International Court of Justice (Mexico v. United States of America) -- Arguments of Mexico - Catherine M. Amirfar
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AALS Panel -- The Avena Case at the International Court of Justice (Mexico v. United States) -- Arguments of the United States - Jacob Katz Cogan
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AALS Panel -- The Avena Case in the International Court of Justice -- Crime and Immigration: Domestic, Regional and International Consequences - Nora V. Demleitner
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Review Essay - Constitutional Legitimacy: Thoughts on Tobias Herbst's Legitimation durch Verfassungsgebung - Christoph Ritzer
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Book Review — Nigel Foster & Satish Sule, German Legal System and Laws, 3rd. ed., 2002 - Sascha Ziemann
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Book Review – Francesco, Palermo & Toggenburg's (eds) European Constitutional Values and Cultural Diversity - Laura Fabiano
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Book Review – Gerhard Werle's Völkerstrafrecht (International Criminal Law) - Christina Möller
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Book Review - JUVE Handbuch 2003/2004, Wirtschaftskanzleien – Rechtsanwälte für Unternehmen - Christian Fischer
• No. 3
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The German Federal Constitutional Court and the Extradition of Alledged Terrorists to the United States - Matthias Hartwig
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German Sales Law Two Years After the Implementation of Directive 1999/44/EC - Peter Rott
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Coalition Procurement for the Reconstruction of Iraq in the Crosshairs of WTO Law: The Obligations of the United States under the WTO Government Procurement Agreement, Part Two/Two - Dirk Pulkowski
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Legal Reasoning of the Court of Justice in the Context of the Principle of Equality Between Judicial Activism and Self-restraint, Part Two/Two - Oreste Pollicino
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AALS Panel – Global Legal Education – Introduction - Michael Lawrence
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AALS Panel – Global Legal Education – Legal Education in the New Europe and the USA: Shall the Twain Ever Meet? - Tadas Klimas
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AALS Panel – Global Legal Education – Maximizing the Internationalization of U.S. Students' Legal Education: Ideas for Making the Most of Your Resources - Jennifer D Arcy Maher
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AALS Panel – Global Legal Education – Can American Law Schools Respond to the Opportunities? - Larry Bakken
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Reminder: Announcement - DAAD sponsored "Germany Today" Program, 13.25 June, 2004 - Invitation of Applications
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Reminder: CALL FOR PAPERS - German Law Journal Special Issue, 1 May 2004: "Security, Democracy and the Future of Freedom"
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Legal Reasoning of the Court of Justice in the Context of the Principle of Equality Between Judicial Activism and Self-restraint, Part One/Two - Oreste Pollicino
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Coalition Procurement for the Reconstruction of Iraq in the Crosshairs of WTO Law: The Obligations of the United States under the WTO Government Procurement Agreement, Part One/Two - Dirk Pulkowski
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A Constitutional Framework for Private Governance, Part One/Two - Christoph Engel
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A Constitutional Framework for Private Governance, Part Two/Two - Christoph Engel
• No. 2
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Agenda 2010: Reform of German Labour Law: Impact on Hiring and Firing Staff - Thomas Ubber
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„While Knowledge Abounds, Skills Are What Counts": An Essay About the Attorney of Tomorrow - Jörg Risse
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GM Foods, Risk, Precaution and the Internal Market: Did Both Sides Win the Day in the recent Judgment of the European Court of Justice? - Patrycja Dabrowska
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Bodies Without Words: Against the Biopolitical Tatoo - Giorgio Agamben
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Call For Papers – German Law Journal Special Issue, 1 May 2004: Security, Democracy and the Future of Freedom
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Book Review – Anne Peters, Einführung in die Europäische Menschenrechtskonvention (Introduction to the European Convention for Human Rights) - Robert Esser
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Book Review – Arthur B. Gunlicks' The States and German Federalism (2003) - Bernhard Grossfeld
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Conference Report – "The (not so) Common European Foreign and Security Policy" – Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law – Heidelberg, Germany, 19-20 September 2003 - Martin Reichard
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Announcement and Call for Applications: DAAD Sponsored Program: Germany Today – 2004 Focus: ”German, European and International Economic Law”, 13-25 June 2004
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Money Laundering and Surveillance of Telecommunication – The Recent Decision of the Bundesgerichtshof (BGH – Federal Court of Justice) - Hans Kudlich & Florian Melloh
• No. 1
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Lost Information and Competing Interests in Restoring Germany's Dispossessed Property – The Recent Decision of the German Federal Administrative Court - Hanri Mostert
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Compensation Claims for Human Rights Breaches Committed by German Armed Forces Abroad During the Second World War: Federal Court of Justice Hands Down Decision in the Distomo Case - Sabine Pittrof
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The Defence of 'Change of Position' in English and German Law of Unjust Enrichment - Florian Mächtel
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Relative Normativity and the Constitutional Dimension of International Law: A Place for Values in the International Legal System? - Stefan Kirchner
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Substantive Legitimate Expectations in South African and European Administrative Law - Geo Quinot
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Defining the Balance between Free Competition and Tax Sovereignty in EC and WTO Law: The - Vanessa Hernández Guerrero
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Review Essay – Freedom of Contract in the 19th Century: Mythology and the Silence of the Sources – Sibylle Hofer's Freiheit ohne Grenzen? Privatrechtstheoretische Diskussionen im 19. Jahrhundert - Andreas Abegg and Annemarie Thatcher
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Book Review - Gunther Mävers: Die Mitbestimmung der Arbeitnehmer in der Europäischen Aktiengesellschaft (Employee Participation in the European Stock Company – Societas Europaea) - Friedemann Kiethe

Past Issues - Volume 4
• No. 12
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Federal Constitutional Court Grants Interim Legal Protection Against Service of a Writ of Punitive Damages Suit - Bettina Friedrich
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Extradition, Human Rights, and the Public Order – The "Extradition to India" - Decision of the FCC - Rainer Nickel
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The Approach to European Law in Domestic Legislation - Stefan Leible
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The ECJ's Inspire Art Decision of 30 September 2003 and its Effects on Practice - Christian Kersting and Clemens Philipp Schindler
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Death by Constitution? The Draft Treaty Establishing a Constitution for Europe - Jan Klabbers and Päivi Leino
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The Scope of Sector-specific Regulation in the European Regulatory Framework for Electronic Communications - Sascha Loetz and Andreas Neumann
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Elements of Constitutionalization: Multilevel Structures of Human Rights Protection in General International and WTO-Law - Frank Schorkopf and Christian Walter
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Book Review - Anne Peters: Elemente einer Theorie der Verfassung Europas (2001) - Christoph Engel
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Escaping international Law: The unwanted obtrusion of foreign citizens (Review of Ziegler, Fluchtverursachung als völkerrechtliches Delikt, 2002) - Christian Hillgruber
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http://www.CompanyNameSucks.com: The Horizontal Effect of Fundamental Rights on ‘Private Parties' within Autonomous Internet Law - Vaios Karavas and Gunther Teubner
• No. 11
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Religious Tolerance, Pluralist Society and the Neutrality of the State: The Federal Constitutional Court's Decision in the Headscarf Case - Matthias Mahlmann
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Procedural Fairness in a Militant Democracy: The "Uprising of the Decent" Fails Before the Federal Constitutional Court - Thilo Rensmann
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An Economic Analysis of Consumer Protection Law - Stefan Haupt
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The Extradition of Nationals: Comments on the Extradition Request for Alberto Fujimori - Arnd Düker
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Review Essay – Bruno de Witte\'s Ten Reflections on the Constitutional Treaty for Europe - Alicja Magdalena Herbowska & Carlos Hernández Ferreiro
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Book Review – Christina Möller's, Völkerstrafrecht und Internationaler Strafgerichtshof – kriminologische, straftheoretische und rechtspolitische Aspekte - Christian Maierhöfer
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Book Review – Stefan Griller, ed., International Economic Governance and Non-Economic Concerns: New Challenges for the International Legal Order - Tristan Baumé
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California's Holocaust Victim Insurance Relief Act and American Preemption Doctrine - Libby Adler
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Book Review - Claudia Lange, Unreasonableness as a Ground of Judicial Review in South Africa – Constitutional Challenges for South Africa's Administrative Law - Geo Quinot
• No. 10
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Review Essay - Volenti non fit iniuria - How to make a principle work - Gregor Bachmann
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Conference report: History and Law - A German-French approximation of Historians' and Lawyers' Writing on the History of Law – Centre Marc Bloch, Berlin, 24 June 2003 - Heike Litzinger
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Book Review - Giovanna Borradori (Ed.), Philosophy in a Time of Terror. Dialogues with Jürgen Habermas and Jacques Derrida (University of Chicago Press, 2003). - Martti Koskenniemi
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Book Review - Phillipe Sands, ed., From Nuremberg to The Hague: The Future of International Criminal Justice (Cambridge University Press, 2003). 206 pages, hardback, £40, ISBN: 0521829917. - Neil Macdonald
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Rethinking Judicial Review: The Latest Decision of the Plenum of the Federal Constitutional Court - Indra Spiecker genannt Döhmann
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Legal Aspects of Unified Financial Services Supervision in Germany - Kenneth K Mwenda
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The Necessity of a New Concept for the Further Development of the Consumer Law in the EU - Hans-W. Micklitz
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UN Norms on the Responsibilities of Transnational Corporations and Other Business Enterprises with regard to Human Rights - Carolin Hillemanns
• No. 9
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New Transatlantic Tension and the Kagan Phenomenon: A Primer - Craig Smith
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This Too Shall Pass: A Response to Kagan's Power and Weakness - Rebecca Bratspies
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The Shared Transatlantic Jurisprudence of Dignity - Russell Miller
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If I had a Hammer: A Review of Kagan's Power and Weakness - Olaf Dilling
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Welcome to the Desert of Real Imagination - Sonja Buckel & Jens Wissel
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Book Review – Europe, America and the Intellectual Cold Wars - John Harrington
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Creed, Cabal, or Conspiracy – The Origins of the current Neo-Conservative Revolution in US Strategic Thinking - Ebrahim Afsah
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Antinomies of Power and Law: A Comment on Robert Kagan - Andreas L. Paulus
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Of Power and Justice - Pal Wrange
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Caricatures and Political Purposes: A Comment on Robert Kagan's Of Paradise and Power - John Lotherington
• No. 8
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The Transfer of Data Abroad by Private Sector Companies: Data Protection Under the German Federal Data Protection Act - Jutta Geiger
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The Principle of Democracy: Watered Down by the Federal Constitutional Court - Florian Becker
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DEBATE: Anti-discrimination as a Program of Private Law ? - Eduard Picker
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Conference Report – - Stefan Kirchner
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The Proposal for a new Directive concerning Credit for Consumers - Kristin Nemeth& Helmut Ortner
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ICC Case Simulation Exercise: Prosecutor v Five Pilots from Blueland and Whiteland - Matthias Goldmann & Cornelia Schneider
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Book review – Hans-Joachim Koch (ed.), Terrorismus – Rechtsfragen der äußeren und inneren Sicherheit (Baden-Baden: Nomos, 2002) - Annika Weidemann
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Constitutional Law as a Work of Art - Experts' Eyes: Judges of the World examine the Constitution of Europe - Alexandra Kemmerer
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Taking stock of the European Convention: What added value does the Convention bring to the process of treaty revision? - Johannes Jarlebring
• No. 7
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The End of the "Woodward and Bernstein" Era? The German Constitutional Court and Journalists´ Privacy on Mobile Phones - Marion Albers and Stefanie Witzke
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Liability for Asbestos Related Disease in England and Germany - Richard Best
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Allied by Surprise? The Economic Case For an Anti-Discrimination Statute - Andreas Engert
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Interpreting the Fall of a Monument - Jürgen Habermas
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"Post" As Justification: International Law and Democracy-Building after Iraq - Outi Korhonen
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Reconstructing Iraq and Who Pays: Is There an International Responsibility to Reconstruct a Country Destroyed by War? - Katharina Kunzmann
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LL.M. Programs: The Frosting on the Cake of Legal Education? - Helmut Kohl
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Conference Announcement – Business & Law International Community (BLIC) Summit Scheduled for 5-7 May 5-7 2004 in Paris, France
• No. 6
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A Review of Carsten Nowak / Wolfram Cremer (Eds.), Individualrechtsschutz in der EG und der WTO [Individual Legal Protection in the EC and WTO], Baden-Baden: Nomos, 2002 - Malcolm MacLaren
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The Lost European Aspirations of U.S. Constitutional Law - Charles Abernathy
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More Disagreement Over Human Dignity: Federal Constitutional Court's Most Recent Benetton Advertising Decision - Craig Smith
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Protection of Juveniles in Germany – A Report on the New Legislation - Christoph Safferling & Marc Liesching
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Federal Labor Court strengthens religious freedom at the workplace - Achim Seifert
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Would chocolate by any other name taste as sweet? : A brief history of the naming of generic foodstuffs in the EC with regard to the recent Chocolate Cases (Case C-12/00, Commission v. Spain and Case C-14/00, Commission v. Italy) - Donald Slater
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The Convention at Many Crossroads: Report on a Conference at the College of Europe (Bruges), 9-10 May 2003 - Robert Schütze
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A Review of Carsten Nowak / Wolfram Cremer (Eds.), Individualrechtsschutz in der EG und der WTO - Malcolm MacLaren
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Book Review - Sotirios A. Barber & Robert P. George (eds), Constitutional Politics: Essays on Constitution Making, Maintenance and Change - Navraj Singh Ghaleigh
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American and European Constitutionalism Compared: A Report from the UNIDEM Conference in Göttingen, 23-24 May, 2003 - Morag Goodwin & Peer Zumbansen
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Announcement: Forum Juris Internationalis, University of Gießen
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Terrorism as a Challenge for National and International Law
• No. 5
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Reforms of the German Criminal Code -Stock-taking and Perspectives - also from a Constitutional Point of View - Christoph Krehl
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The Use of the Shell of a Limited Liability Company - Rüdiger Veil
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Understanding Director & Officer Liability in Germany For Dissemination of False Information: Perspectives From An Outsider - Part I/II - Patrick S. Ryan
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Understanding Director & Officer Liability in Germany For Dissemination of False Information: Perspectives From An Outsider - Part II/II - Patrick S. Ryan
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Jus Cogens vs. State Immunity, Round Two: The Decision of the European Court of Human Rights in the Kalogeropoulou et al. v. Greece and Germany Decision - Kerstin Bartsch and Björn Elberling
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Mentally Retarded Offenders and the Death Penalty – The Latest Supreme Court Ruling and Possible European Influences - Lutz Eidam
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Book Review – Basil Markesinis and Hannes Unberath, The German Law of Torts: A Comparative Treatise - Bernhard Grossfeld
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The justification of torture. Some Remarks on Alan M. Dershowitz's Why Terrorism Works - Markus Wagner
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The School of German Law in Cracow Celebrates Its 5th Anniversary - Krzysztof Oplustil
• No. 4
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AALS Annual Convention Plenary Panel: Impact of Globalization on Human Rights – Globalization and the Democratic Entitlement - Dean Tom Farer
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AALS Annual Convention Plenary Panel: Impact of Globalization on Human Rights – Introduction of the Panel - Dean Claudio M. Grossman
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AALS Annual Convention Plenary Panel: Impact of Globalization on Human Rights - Aryeh Neier
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AALS Annual Convention Plenary Panel: Impact of Globalization on Human Rights - Dean Anne-Marie Slaughter
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AALS Annual Convention Plenary Panel: Impact of Globalization on Human Rights – Globalization and Human Rights - Judge Patricia Wald
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Compulsory Military Service and Equal Treatment of Men and Women – Recent Decisions of the Federal Constitutional Court and the European Court of Justice (Alexander Dory v. Germany) - Karen Raible
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Call for Papers: "Power" versus "Weakness" ? An Inquiry Into Possible Misunderstandings in Contemporary International Relations and International Law
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The European Company – A Challenge to Academics, Legislatures and Practitioners - Christoph Teichmann
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Coherence and Consistency in European Consumer Contract Law: a Progress Report The European Commission's Action Plan COM(2003) 68 final and the Green Paper on the Modernisation of the 1980 Rome Convention COM(2002) 654 final - PART II/II - Gralf-Peter Calliess
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Towards the Definitive Status of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union: Political Document or Legally Binding Text? - Michiel Brand
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Book Review: Annelise Riles (ed.), Rethinking the Masters of Comparative Law, Oxford & Portland/Oregon, Hart Publishing 2001 - Ralf Michaels
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Book Review: Karsten, Jens/Wirtz, Markus Marcell, Der LL.M. in der Europäischen Union, 2. Ed., Luchterhand: 2002. - Dirk Reidenbach
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Announcement/Call for Papers: 50th Annual Conference of the German Association for American Studies, Munich June 10–13, 2003
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Coherence and Consistency in European Consumer Contract Law: a Progress Report The European Commission's Action Plan COM(2003) 68 final and the Green Paper on the Modernisation of the 1980 Rome Convention COM(2002) 654 final - PART I/II - Gralf-Peter Calliess
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Book Review - Michael Byers & Georg Nolte (eds.), United States Hegemony and the Foundations of International Law (2003). - Miia Halme
• No. 3
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From the Hammock onto the Trampoline. Workfare Policies in the U.S. and their Reception in Germany - Alexander Graser
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Subsidiarity and Judicial Review in German Federalism: The Decision of the Federal Constitutional Court in the Geriatric Nursing Act Case - Markus Rau
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Lawyer's Ranking From A Constitutional Perspective: The Federal Constitutional Court's JUVE-Handbook Decision - Kristofer Bott
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Mutual Trust in Criminal Matters: the ECJ gives a first interpretation of a provision of the Convention implementing the Schengen Agreement. Judgment of 11 February 2003 in Joined Cases C-187/01 a. C-385/01, Hüseyin Gözütok and Klaus Brügge - Nadine Thwaites
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"Freiburg Lawyers' Declaration" of 10 February 2003 – On German Participation In A War Against Iraq* - Kai Ambos
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The Legal Profession in Europe: Achievements, Challenges and Chances - Hans-Jürgen Hellwig
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Conference Impressions: The Persisting Riddle of Fundamental Rights Jurisprudence and the Role of the Constitutional Court in a Democratic State - Elena Barnert & Natascha Doll
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Opening conference of the Heidelberg Center for International Dispute Resolution - Stefan Huber
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German-American Conference on Arbitration in Frankfurt, 21 March 2003
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Report on the 34th Conference of German Legal Historians in Würzburg, 8th – 12th September 2002 - Thomas Gergen & Michael Ehm
• No. 2
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Federalism Revisited: Constitutional Court Strikes Down New Immigration Act For Formal Reasons - Nina Arndt and Rainer Nickel
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The Decision of the German Constitutional Court on the Immigration Act - Florian Becker
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Selected problems concerning formation of a holding SE (societas europaea) - Krzysztof Oplustil
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Some Observations on the Use of Structural and Remedial Measures in American and German Law After Sarbanes-Oxley - David C. Donald
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The scope of EC harmonising powers: The ECJ's Tobacco Case (C- 491/01) in Perspective - Donald Slater
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The court as a spectrum regulator: will there be a European analogue to U.S. cases NextWave and GWI? - Patrick S. Ryan
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Book Review: Ernst-Wolfgang Böckenförde: Geschichte der Rechts- und Staatsphilosophie Antike und Mittelalter - Betsy Röben
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Book Review: „In einem vereinten Europa dem Frieden der Welt dienen..." Liber Amicorum Thomas Oppermann - Peter Häberle
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Efforts at Constitutional Comparison: The German-South African Experience (A Partial Review) - Hanri Mostert
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Arbitration in Germany: SchiedsVZ Journal - Jörg Risse
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Arbitration in Germany: The International Journal of Dispute Resolution (IDR) and The International Center for Dispute Resolution, and February Conference
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Arbitration in Germany: March Conference Announcement, Frankfurt
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Professor Bruno Simma To Be Judge at the International Court of Justice in The Hague - Andreas L. Paulus
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Conference Announcement: The LÜTH-Decision of 1958 and the Early Fundamental Rights Jurisprudence from the Legal Historians‘ Perspective, Frankfurt, 20 - 21 February 2003
• No. 1
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Creating the Responsible Firm: In Search for a New Corporate Governance Paradigm - Peter Cornelius and Bruce Kogut
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The Treatment of Hate Speech in German Constitutional Law (Part II) - Winfried Brugger
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Corporate Governance in the U. S.: Post-Enron - Patrick Kenny
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Book Review – Häberle and the World of the Constitutional State - Florian Hoffmann

Past Issues - Volume 3
• No. 12
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The Adoption of the Schengen and the Justice and Home Affairs Acquis: Two Stumbling Blocks on the Way to Successful Enlargement? - Lora Borissova
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The Treatment of Hate Speech in German Constitutional Law (Part I) - Winfried Brugger
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Between Law and Necessity: The Federal Constitutional Court Confirms the Right of the Federal Government to Warn the Public (In Reply to Marion Albers) - Reinhard Ruge
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The End of the Real Seat Theory (Sitztheorie): the European Court of Justice Decision in Ueberseering of 5 November 2002 and its Impact on German and European Company Law - Kilian Baelz & Teresa Baldwin
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The Risk of Reverse Convertible Bonds: German Capital Market Law and Investor Protection - Sung-Kee Kim and Peer Zumbansen
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Harmonization, Regulation and Legislative Competition in European Corporate Law - Sebastian Mock
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Book Review – Paul Wilkinson's Terrorism Versus Democracy: The Liberal State Response - Euan MacDonald
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Book Review – Kerstin Freudiger's Die juristische Aufarbeitung von NS-Verbrechen (Nazi Crimes Before The Courts) - Phoebe Kornfeld
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Review Essay - Some Remarks on the Constitutionalisation of Cyberspace - Vagias Karavas
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Comment: ‘If I had a Hammer' - A Review of Robert Kagan's "Power and Weakness" - Olaf Dilling
• No. 11
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Rethinking the Doctrinal System of Fundamental Rights: New Decisions of the Federal Constitutional Court - Marion Albers
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Another Test in Proceduralizing Democracy: The Oral Proceedings in the NPD Party Ban Case before the Federal Constitutional Court - Felix Hanschmann
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Corporate Governance and the Role of Investment Funds - Ulrich Seibert
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Essay – Episode or Epoch? Transatlantic Relations and Europe's Role in the New American Foreign Policy - Bruce Ackerman
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Book Review -- The Protection of Legitimate Expectations in German Constitutional Law and in EC Law - Dominik Hanf
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Book Review – John Rawls on International Justice - Regina Kreide
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Iraq and the Serious Consequences of Word Games: Language, Violence and Responsibility in the Security Council - Craig Scott
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The Non-Execution Clause in the Relationship between the European Union (EU) and the African, Carribean and Pacific States (ACP) - Moussounga Itsouhou Mbadinga
• No. 10
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Federal Constitutional Court Defines the Power of Parliamentary Minorities in the Constitutionally Established, Parliamentary Investigative Committees - Volker Röben
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The Megalomania of a Political Party: The FDP Loses before the Federal Constitutional Court and then Loses the Election - Meredith Anne Taylor
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Child Protection in Europe: Different Systems – Common Challenges - Katja Schweppe
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Death, Dignity and Discrimination: The Case of Pretty v. United Kingdom - Susan Millns
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The Precautionary Principle: New Developments in the Case Law of the Court of First Instance - Olivier Segnana
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International Criminal Law Has Lost Its Innocence - Kai Ambos
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Book Review – Kelsen's Highest Moral Ideal - Agustín E. Ferraro
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Book Review -- Like Blind Men Feeling an Elephant: Scholars' Ongoing Attempts to Ascertain the Role of Non-State Actors in International Law - Malcolm MacLaren
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Report – 13th Conference of the Society of Postgraduate Civil Law Researchers, Heidelberg, September 4th – 7th, 2002. - Rüdiger Hansel
• No. 9
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DOES GERMAN LAW STILL MATTER? A Few Remarks about the Relevance of Foreign Law in General and German Law in Particular in South African Legal Development with Regard to the Issue of Constructive Expropriation - Hanri Mostert
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International Law, Democratic Governance and September the 11th - Euan Macdonald
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Is it ‘grossly unfair' if a husband has to pay maintenance to his separated wife who has a close relationship with a homosexual man? (Judgment of the Federal Court of Justice of 20 March 2002) - Kirsten Scheiwe
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Security versus Liberty: Striking the Right Balance. A Comparison of Anti-Terror Provisions in India and the United States - Sheetal Asrani
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Protego et obligo. Afghanistan and the paradox of sovereignty - Michael Bothe & Andreas Fischer-Lescano
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Rogue States – State Sponsors of Terrorism? - Petra Minnerop
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The Right of Self-Defence and The "War on Terrorism" One Year after September 11 - Kirsten Schmalenbach
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What judicial treatment for the Guantanamo detainees? - Luisa Vierucci
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Review: Ken Booth & Tim Dunne, Worlds in Collision: Terror and the Future of Global Order - Navraj Singh Ghaleigh
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ESSAY: Postnationalism, (Dis)organised civil society and Democracy in the European Union: Is Constitutionalism Part of the Solution or Part of the Problem? - Mike Wilkinson
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The culture of constitution-making? "Listening" at the Convention on the Future of Europe - Jesse Scott
• No. 8
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Turn of the Tide?: The „Golden Share" Judgements of the European Court of Justice and the Liberalization of the European Capital Markets - Johannes Adolff
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Kicking the ball into the Member States' field: the Court's response to Jégo-Quéré (Case C-50/00 P Unión de Pequeños Agricultores, Judgment of 25 July 2002) - Dominik Hanf
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The ‘Common European Approach', ‘International Trends', and the Evolution of Human Rights Law. A Comment on Goodwin and I v. the United Kingdom - Alexander Morawa
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African Union replaces Organization of African Unity - Holger Hestermeyer
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The Human Rights Summer Course at the EUI in Florence - Florence Feyerbacher
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Constitutional Court Upholds Lifetime Partnership Act - Russell Miller & Volker Röben
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The Limits of Eclecticism in Consumer Law: National Struggles and the Hope for a coherent European Contract Law. A Comment on the ECJ's and the FCJ's "Heininger"- decisions - Gralf-Peter Calliess
• No. 7
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Anti-Extremism, Negative Republicanism, Civic Society: Three Paradigms for Banning Political Parties* - Part I - Peter Niesen
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News of Atypical Work in Germany: Recent developments as to fixed-term contracts, temporary and part-time work - Marlene Schmidt
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Facilitating Private Applicants' Access to the European Courts ? On the Possible Impact of the CFI's Ruling in Jégo-Quéré - Dominik Hanf
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Identity Controversies Before the European Court of Human Rights: How to Avoid the Essentialist Trap? - Julie Ringelheim
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The Appeal Procedure before the European Court of Justice Under the Looking Glass: A review of Corinna Bölhoff, The Appeal Procedure before the European Court of Justice - Timo Tohidipur
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Anti-Extremism, Negative Republicanism, Civic Society: Three Paradigms for Banning Political Parties* - Part II - Peter Niesen
• No. 6
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Germany Inc. Eroding? - Board Structure, CEO and Rhenish Capitalism - Peer Zumbansen
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Calibrating Liberty and Security: Federal Constitutional Court Rules on Freedom of Speech in PKK Case - Dr. Dan Wielsch
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The Planned German Anti-Discrimination Act: Legal Vandalism? A Response to Karl-Heinz Ladeur - Viktor Winkler
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CALL FOR PAPERS: THE WORLD WE (INTERNATIONAL LAWYERS) ARE IN: THEORY & PRACTICE ONE YEAR AFTER 9/11
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After Pinochet: Foreign Sovereign Immunity in Respect of Serious Human Rights Violations - The Decision of the European Court of Human Rights in the Al-Adsani Case - Markus Rau
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The Legacy of Federal Constitutional Court President Jutta Limbach
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Unique Combination of Theory and Practice: Institute for Law and Finance offers LL.M. (Finance) in Frankfurt - Volker Konopatzki
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The 1st ‘Advanced Academy on International Studies in Human Rights and Humanitarian Law' on Robben Island, Cape Town (S.A.) - Florian Hoffmann
• No. 5
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Dodging the Draft: Federal Constitutional Court Evades Review of Germany's Military Service Law
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The German Proposal of an "Anti-Discrimination"-Law: Anticonstitutional and Anti-Common Sense. A Response to Nicola Vennemann - Professor Karl-Heinz Ladeur
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The division of powers between the EU and the Member States with regard to deliberate release of GMOs (the new Directive 2001/18) - Patrycja Dabrowska
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Review: Janko Ferk, Recht ist ein "Prozeß": Über Kafkas Rechtsphilosophie (1999) - Asst. Professor Klaus Mladek
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American Law Introductory Courses 2001 - Friedemann Kiethe
• No. 4
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Constitutional Politics In Germany - Donald P. Kommers
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The Kernkraftwerk Biblis-A Decision of the Federal Constitutional Court: The Division of Administrative Powers Between the German Federation and the Länder - Christina Gille
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A Comparison of Civil Liability for Defective Products in the United Kingdom and Germany - Richard Best
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Der blaue Brief: A Case Study in the Nature of Law and Sanctions - Malcolm MacLaren
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Family Matters: European Court of Human Rights Finds German Parenting Rights Decisions to be in Violation of Article 8 of the Convention - Cristina Hoss
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Can New Issues Be Raised Without Discussion Of The Old? A Review of Stephan Hobe (ed.), "Kooperation oder Konkurrenz internationaler Organisationen" (2001) - Colleen Hanley
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A Response to Fréderic Mégrét: ‚Guantanamo is not the Problem‘ (3 German L.J. No. 3 – 1 March 2002) - Professor Michael Meltsner
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Economic Law of the European Union revisited. A review of BERNHARD NAGEL – Economic Law of the European Union - Timo Tohidipur
• No. 3
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Consitutional Standards, Working Time and Pharmacy Opening Hours: The FCC's Message to Managers and Law Makers
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The German Draft Legislation On the Prevention of Discrimination in the Private Sector - Nicola Vennemann, LL.M.
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The ICJ Judgement on the Belgium v. Congo Case (14 February 2002): a Cautious Stand on Immunity from Prosecution for International Crimes - Dr. Micaela Frulli
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Essay: What Constitution for Europe. Can a Gathering of Assorted Musicians Create a Harmony? - Morag Goodwin
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Loyalty in the European Union. A review (*) - Stephan Bitter
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Opinion: Guantanamo Is Not the Problem - Fréderic Mégrét
• No. 2
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The Constitutional Court's "Traditional Slaughter" Decision: The Muslims' Freedom of Faith and Germany's Freedom of Conscience
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FCC suspends hearing in NPD Party Ban Case - Alexander Hanebeck, LL.M.
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Comparative Dispute Management: Court-connected Mediation in Japan and Germany - Katja Funken
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World Bank, IMF and Human Rights: Conference held at Tilburg University, 11-13 October, 2001 - Christina Gille and Stefanie Ricarda Roos
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Putting the Consumer First?: The Varying Objectives of German and European Competition Policy - Malcolm MacLaren
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Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights Finds Yugoslavian Bombing Victims' Application Against NATO Member States Inadmissible - Frank Schorkopf
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Essay: The Integrative Function of a European Constitution*(Discussion of Chr. Dorau: Die Verfassungsfrage der Europäischen Union*) - Jo Eric Murkens
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The Coming of the EURO: Letters from Italy, Germany and England
• No. 1
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Quo vadis Democratic Control? The Afghanistan Decision of the Bundestag and the Decision of the Federal Constitutional Court in the NATO Strategic Concept Case - Andreas L. Paulus
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Liability Within Corporate Groups (Bremer Vulkan) - Federal Court of Justice Attempts the Overhaul - Peer Zumbansen
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The European Commission's White Paper on European Governance: The Uneasy Relationship Between Public Participation and Democracy - Ludger Radermacher
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Immoral Law, Illegal Morals? NS Forced Labor Compensation and the Law - Viktor Winkler
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The Desire for Public Safety and How "Judge Merciless" Became a State Senator - Lars Schmidt

Past Issues - Volume 2
• No. 18
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The "Karlsruhe Republic – Keynote Address at the State Ceremony Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Federal Constitutional Court* - Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Gerhard Casper
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A Chamber of the Federal Constitutional Court Endorses Private Dentists' Information Service and Directory Within the Framework of the Right to Occupational Freedom - Holger Hestermeyer
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The Constitutional Significance of the Charter of Fundamental Rights* - Antje Wiener, PhD
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Patently Unsatisfactory?: Community Legislative Competence and the ECJ Biotech Decision - Malcolm MacLaren
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Do Courts Have to Show Deference: Notes on Paul Craig's View on the HRA - Lorenzo Zucca
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The Range of Social Human Rights - Regina Kreide
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European Company Law: Comments and Meta-comments on Centros - Barbara Trefil
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The EUI turns 25: Foundation and Research - Jesse Scott
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Speech of EUI President Patrick Masterson at the Academic Session of the European University Institute in Florence, November 7, 2001 - Patrick Masterson
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Speech of In-coming EUI President Yves Mény at the Academic Session of the European University Institute in Florence, November 7, 2001 - Yves Mény
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Letter by the President of the European Council and Belgian Prime Minister, Guy Verhofstadt - Guy Verhofstadt
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Speech of Jesse Scott at the Academic Session of the European University Institute in Florence, November 7, 2001 - Jesse Scott
• No. 17
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Federal Constitutional Court To Review NPD Party Ban Motion - Felix Hanschmann
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The Outrageous Hunters: Does Headhunting Violate Business Standards? - Andreas Maurer
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Surfer's Paradise: What the Law Says About Personal Internet Use During Working Hours - Lars Schmidt and Andreas Maurer
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EU Governance : Is there a useful role for National Parliaments? - Juliet Lodge
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A Lack of Language – Waging War or Combatting Crime? The Blurred Rule of International Law in the Face of the Attacks of September 11, 2001 - Claus Binder
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Lex Mercatoria: A Reflexive Law Guide To An Autonomous Legal System - Gralf-Peter Calliess
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The discovery of technological law in the digital Bukovina: Lawrence Lessig's Code and other Laws of Cyberspace - Jochen von Bernstorff
• No. 16
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Is there Still a Chance of Revitalizing the United Nations Security Council? - Dr. Micaela Frulli
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Watershed or Phoenix From The Ashes ? – Speculations On The Future Of International Law After The September 11 Attacks - Florian Hoffmann
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Russia and the ‘Counter-Terrorism' Campaign - Dr James Hughes
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A Long Road to Peace: The Waking of A Dream? - Sung-Kee Kim
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"Letter to the Editors" - Gary Lauger
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The Apprenticeship Of Ariel Sharon - Ed Morgan
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METROPOLIS 2001 - Jay G. Volk
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First European Jurists Forum Held in Nuremberg - Karen Raible and Cristina Hoss
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More Victims of the New Economy: Ad Hoc-Publicity and Protection of Shareholders - Andreas Maurer
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Does "Infinite Justice" lead to enduring War? - Olaf Dilling
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Framing the Debate over the German Immigration Bill: Toward Reasoned Policymaking - Malcolm MacLaren
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September 11 And Its Aftermath – A Moment For Self-Critique ? - Philipp Dann, LL.M.
• No. 15
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State and Future of the European Constitution – Improvement or Radical Reform? - Dominik Hanf
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Every Human Matters - Comments on the Occasion of the Terrorist Attacks in America - President, Prof. Dr. Jutta Limbach, Federal Constitutional Court
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Constitutional Control Of Marital Agreements II: The FCC Affirms Its Path-Breaking Decision
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BOOK REVIEW - The Constitutional Meaning of Reconstruction and Reunification - Thomas Potter
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European Court of Human Rights Rules in the On-going Dispute Between Liechtenstein and Germany - Frank Schorkopf
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European Integration in Context: Lessons in Political Organization? - Malcolm MacLaren
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Much Ado about Amsterdam: CDU-CSU Politics, Länder Influence and EU Treaty Reform* - Colette Mazzucelli, MALD, PhD FIBA
• No. 14
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A European Constitutional Treaty: The Blueprint for the European Union - Justice Professor Dr. Dr. Udo Di Fabio
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Comment to Prof. Dr. Dr. Di Fabio' Speech "A European Constitutional Treaty: The Blueprint for the European Union" - Prof. Dr. Manfred Zuleeg
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The Euro is Forcing the Realization of Political Union - and Perhaps a New Community - Prof. Dr. Armin von Bogdandy, M.A.
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Much Ado about Amsterdam: CDU-CSU Politics, Länder Influence and EU Treaty Reform* - Colette Mazzucelli, MALD, PhD FIBA
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Expansion of Closer Cooperation as Contra-Indication to the Idea of European Integration: A Critique of Joschka Fischer's Speech and Giuliano Amato's Comment Thereon* - Timo Tohidipur
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Habermas and the Preservation of European Modernity: Defining the Challenge For a European Constitution - Felix Arndt
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Notes on Dehousse's Discussion of Method: The Return of the European Federalism/Functionalism Debate - Uwe Säuberlich
• No. 13
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The Federal Constitutional Court's Emergency Power to Intervene: Provisional Measures Pursuant to Article 32 of the Federal Constitutional Court Act - Andreas Maurer
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Federal Court of Justice and Expert Liability Towards Third Parties: Public Safeguard and Private Interest - Bernd Kannowski
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Report on Germany by the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) - Frank Schorkopf
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Federal Constitutional Court Does Not Issue Temporary Injunction to Block the Entry Into Force of the Lifetime Partnership Law** - Andreas Maurer
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Federal Constitutional Court Issues Temporary Injunction in the NPD Party Ban Case
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Is the Price Right: The European Competition Law Dispute over National Systems of Fixed Book Prices - Malcolm MacLaren
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Cutting-in On the Dance: The Federal Constitutional Court Rejects a Motion for a Temporary Injunction from Berlin's Love Parade
• No. 12
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The GE/Honeywell Merger Case: Reaching the Limits of International Competition Policymaking - Malcolm MacLaren
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International Court of Justice Rules in Favor of Germany and Against the United States in the LaGrand Case
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Federal Constitutional Court To Decide Whether to Issue a Temporary Injunction Against Germany's New Lifetime Partnerships Law for Homosexual Couples - Andreas Maurer
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Reforming German Corporate Governance: Inside a Law Making Process of a Very New Nature Interview with Professor Dr. Theodor Baums - Professor Dr. Theodor Baums
• No. 11
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Towards an Understanding of the recent European Labour Market Reforms: A New Case Study in Comparative Capitalism? - Malcolm MacLaren
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Merely a Landmark or a Change of Course: The Federal Constitutional Court Hears Arguments in the NATO Strategic Concept Case.
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Product Liability, Safety Instructions and 17 Years of Beer Drinking: Educating the Consumer
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The German Federal Constitutional Court At the Intersection of National and European Law: Two recent Decisions - Felix Arndt
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In Celebration of its 50th Anniversary the Bundesverfassungsgericht Opens Its Doors for a Bürgerfest on July 7, 2001.
• No. 10
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Liechtenstein Files Lawsuit in the I C J Against Germany In Respect Of Seized Property - Malcolm MacLaren
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Bit v. Bud: Fighting Over Names For Beer
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Paving The Way For Cyberlaw: Two FCJ Decisions On Domain Names - Peer Zumbansen
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No Need To Be Italian: ECJ Hands Down Third Case Related To Nationality Requirements For Private Security Guards - Peer Zumbansen
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Constitutional Law and the Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights: An Attempt at a Synthesis - Judge Boštjan M. Zupancic
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Domesticating International Criminal Law: Germany's Proposed Völkerstrafgesetzbuch (International Law Criminal Code)
• No. 9
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A Certain Constitutional History of the Federal Republic of Germany - Peer Zumbansen
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An Introduction to the Federal Constitutional Court - Donald P. Kommers
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The Present and Future Meaning of the State and the role of the Federal Constitutional Court - Interview - Justice Professor Dr. Dr. Udo Di Fabio
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Celebrating the Milk Maid: What Federal Constitutional Court President Limbach Doesn’t Tell Us About the Court Says It All - Viktor Winkler
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An American's View of The Federal Constitutional Court: Karlsruhe's Justices - Craig Smith
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The Federal Constitutional Court: Fifty Years of the Struggle for Gender Equality. - Justice Renate Jaeger
• No. 8
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Federal Court of Justice (BGH) Convicts Foreigner for Internet Posted Incitement to Racial Hatred
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Federal Court of Justice Issues Fundamental Ruling on Agency Requirements in Consumer Credit Cases
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Judicial Selection Controversy at the Federal Court of Justice
• No. 7
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German High Courts Confront Serbian War Crimes
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Contracting in the Internet: German Contract Law and Internet Auctions - Peer Zumbansen
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European Court of Justice Upholds German Electricity Pricing Scheme
• No. 6
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Federal Constitutional Court Affirms Horizontal Effect of Constitutional Rights in Private Law Relations and Voids a Marital Agreement on Constitutional Grounds
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Victors' Justice: Court of Human Rights and the Conviction of East German Leaders
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Schleswig-Holstein's State Constitutional Court and the Legacy of Harro Harring
• No. 5
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Constitutional Court Reaffirms Privacy of the Home in Search and Seizure Desicion - Dominik Hanf
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Domain-Name "www.rechtsanwaelte.de" Found to Violate Competition Law
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Court of First Instance of the European Communities Reverses Commission's Approval of the German Coal-Compromise Merger
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Germany's Party Finance Scandal "Ends" With Kohl's Plea Bargain and Too Many Unanswered Questions
• No. 4
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Lords of Democracy: What the German Constitutional Court (in the Hessen Election Review Case) and the U.S. Supreme Court (in Bush vs. Gore) Are Telling Us About the State of Democracy
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State Supreme Court Rejects Trademark Claim to the Name "Johann Sebastian Bach"
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Federal Court of Justice (BGH) Draws Distinct Boundaries around Shareholders\' Right to Disclosure Regarding a Change of a Corporate Statute
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European Court of Human Rights Finds Violations of the European Human Rights Convention in German Pre-trial Detention Procedures
• No. 3
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Federal Constitutional Court Affirms Ban of TV-Coverage of Court Proceedings - Peer Zumbansen
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DNA-Analysis and the right to privacy: Federal Constitutional Court Clarifies Rules on the use of „genetic fingerprints - Alexander Hanebeck, LL.M.
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Federal Court of Justice (BGH) hands down landmark judgment concerning the legal nature of private law corporations - Rechtsfähigkeit der GbR
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Behind the Reports of Growing Tension Between France and Germany Lies the 1963 Cooperation Treaty Designed to Keep the Neighbors on Friendly Terms
• No. 2
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DaimlerChrysler Beats Trademark Speculators in Federal Court of Justice.
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German Corporate Law in Constitutional Perspective: The Squeeze-Out Reviewed - Peer Zumbansen
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As Germany Comes to Grip with its Own Mad-Cow Crisis, Where was the E.U.?
• No. 1
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Federal Constitutional Court Rejects Ban on Benetton Shock Ads: Free Expression, Fair Competition and the Opaque Boundaries Between Political Message and Social Moral Standards. - Peer Zumbansen
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From the Outside Looking In: The Jehovah's Witnesses' Struggle for Quasi-Public Status under Germany's Incorporation Law. - Peer Zumbansen
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German Law Journal Co-Editor, Dr. Peer Zumbansen, Leads Trans-Atlantic Seminar on Nazi Slave Labor Compensation at University of Frankfurt.

Past Issues - Volume 1
• No. 4
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Federal Constitutional Court Hears Arguments in Asylum/Headscarf Case.
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Foundation Law for the Compensation of Forced Laborers Held to be Constitutional.
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European Commission Proposes New Rules to Implement EC Competition Law. - Ulrich von Koppenfels
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The LaGrand Brothers Case: Germany vs. the United States in the International Court of Justice.
• No. 3
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Federal Constitutional Court Reverses the Hate-Speech Conviction Of Journalist Who, For an Article About a Local Political Candidate, Penned the Headline: “Culture: A Jew?”
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Proposed Reform of Civil Procedure.
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Former East German Leaders Take Their Criminal Convictions to the European Court of Human Rights.
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Ban on Benetton “Shock Ads” Argued Before Federal Constitutional Court.
• No. 2
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Government Commits to Seeking a Ban of the Extreme Right-Wing National Democratic Party of Germany (NPD).
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Proposed Reform of Criminal Procedure Moves Ahead
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German Industry Fails to Meet the Terms of the Forced Labor Settlement
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Federal Constitutional Court Concedes the Applicability of European Community Law in the Banana Case.
• No. 1
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Federal Constitutional Court Hears Arguments in Church/State Case: Should the Jehovah’s Witnesses be Granted Status as a Quasi-Public Entity?
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Federal Constitutional Court Issues Decisions Protecting the Professional Freedom of Former East German Judges.
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Shareholders’ Rights to Challenge the Decisions of the Assembly of a Publicly Traded Corporation Debated at the 63rd Deutscher Juristentag (German Lawyer’s Conference).
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European Charter of Fundamental Rights Is Approved for Presentation to E.U. Heads of State.
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Germany's First Private Law School Begins Classes.
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Federal Court of Justice Celebrates 50th Anniversary.