European law review

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  Año 2004, Número 5

  • Editorial

    • Ireland's qualified success

      Anthony Arnull

      págs. 581-582

      

  • Articles

    • The European Union is dead. Long live the European Union... A commentary on the Treaty of Accession 2003

      Christophe Hillion

      págs. 583-612

      

    • The "battle of the pillars": Does the European Community have the power to approximate national criminal laws?

      N. Thwaites, Martin Wasmeier

      págs. 613-635

      

    • What's in a right? The relationship between Community, fundamental and citizenship rights in EU law

      Chris Hilson

      págs. 636-651

      

    • Rethinking European Union competence in the field of media ownership: The internal market, fundamental rights and European citizenship

      Rachael Craufurd Smith

      págs. 652-672

      

    • The internal market and the right to cross-border medical care

      Pedro Cabral

      págs. 673-686

      

  • Analysis and Reflections

    • The IMS Health decision and the reconciliation of copyright and competition law

      Estelle Derclaye

      págs. 687-697

      

    • "Fraudulent and unacceptable"? The uncontrolled growth in allowances in the European Parliament

      Hans Herbert von Arnim

      págs. 698-710

      

    • Wolves in the clothing of sheep? The case of the European Food Safety Authority

      Klara Kanska

      págs. 711-727