German Law Journal

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  Año 2005, Vol. 6, Número 2

  • 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 Anleger-schutzes)

    Maximilian Rittmeister

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  • Introduction to the Special Issue: Confronting Memories: European 'Bitter Experiences' and the Constitutionalization Process: Constructing Europe in the Shadow of its Pasts

    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 Jenkins

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  • Constitutional Identity and the Politics of Homogeneity

    Matthias Mahlmann

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  • The Idea of Thick Constitutional Patriotism and Its Implications for the Role and Structure of European Legal History

    Mattias Kumm

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  • Constitutional Erinnerungsarbeit: Ambivalence and Translation

    Alexander Somek

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  • Populist Nationalism, Anti-Europeanism, Postnationalism, and the East-West Distinction

    Niels 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 Petó

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  • Memory, Politics and Law. The Eichmann Trial: Hannah Arendt's View on the Jerusalem Court's Competence

    Thomas Johannes Marie 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 Constitutionalization 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

    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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