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1 online resource |
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[Oxford studies in European law] |
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Oxford studies in European law.
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| Contents |
""Cover""; ""Contents""; ""General Editors� Preface""; ""Table of Cases ""; ""Tables of Legislation""; ""Introduction""; ""1. Introduction to the Book and its Central Themes""; ""2. Research Methodologies""; ""2.1 Procedural law, governance, and constitutional theory""; ""2.2 Political science, international relations, and international law theory""; ""1 The Commission�s General Powers of Enforcement""; ""1. Introduction""; ""2. Infringement Procedures in the ECSC, the (E)EC, and the EU�From Binding to Investigatory Powers of Enforcement"" |
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""3. The Political Conditions of the Commission�s Enforcement Powers""""3.1 The Commission�s discretion and the practice of friendly settlements""; ""3.2 The semi-political role of the Commission""; ""3.3 The member state governments� call for flexible enforcement""; ""3.4 EU law�s dependency on a dual source of authority""; ""3.5 Particularities of the EU normative framework""; ""3.6 Preliminary conclusions""; ""4. The Notions of Enforcement, Compliance, and Effectiveness""; ""4.1 Enforcement""; ""4.2 Compliance""; ""4.3 Effectiveness"" |
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""2 Failure to Comply with EU Law: Article 258 TFEU """"1. Introduction""; ""2. Procedural Clarifications""; ""2.1 Pre-litigation procedure""; ""2.2 The judicial phase""; ""2.3 The principle of sincere cooperation""; ""2.4 The notion of member state""; ""3. Confidentiality, Discretion, and the Position and Role of Individuals""; ""3.1 Vigilance of individuals""; ""3.2 Mounting pressure on the Commission�s discretion""; ""3.3 The Commission�s handling of complaints""; ""3.4 Access to documents""; ""3.5 The European Parliament""; ""3.6 Preliminary conclusions"" |
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""4. Article 258 TFEU in Perspective""""4.1 Managing non-compliance""; ""4.2 Cooperation""; ""4.3 Identification and justification""; ""4.4 Technical assistance""; ""4.5 Discourse and persuasion�elitist settlements""; ""4.6 Dispute settlement""; ""4.7 Transparency (between the member states)""; ""5. Conclusion""; ""3 Failure to Comply with a Judgment of the Court: Article 260 TFEU""; ""1. Introduction""; ""2. Pecuniary Sanctions�the Maastricht and Lisbon Treaty Amendments""; ""3. Article 260(1) TFEU""; ""4. Article 260(2) TFEU"" |
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""4.1 Omitting the reasoned opinion and the search for amicable settlement""""4.2 Procedural clarifications""; ""5. Article 260(3) TFEU: A Lex Specialis Fast-Track Enforcement Procedure""; ""6. Sanctions in Perspective""; ""6.1 Mobilization""; ""6.2 Legitimacy""; ""6.3 Maintaining the sanction""; ""6.4 Boycotts versus fines""; ""6.5 Preliminary conclusions on EU sanctions""; ""7. Conclusion""; ""4 The Commission�s Quest for Stronger Powers of Enforcement""; ""1. Introduction""; ""2. The Context""; ""3. Why Stronger Powers?""; ""4. Sources of Institutional Power"" |
| Summary |
Examining the European Commission's current range of practices for exercising control over the meaning and implementation of EU law, this book provides a comprehensive analysis of centralised EU enforcement. It describes the different practices available analysing their effectiveness and discussing the Commission's role in ensuring compliance |
| Notes |
Series from CIP print record |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Online resource; title from home page (viewed on December 14, 2012) |
| Subject |
European Commission.
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| SUBJECT |
European Commission fast |
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Effectiveness and validity of law -- European Union countries
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International and municipal law -- European Union countries
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Effectiveness and validity of law
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International and municipal law
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European Union countries
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9780191749582 |
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0191749583 |
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