European public law

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  Año 1995, Vol. 1, Número 1

  • RAPPORTS

    • Austrian Constitutional Law and Accession to the European Union

      Christoph Herbst

      págs. 1-7

      

    • The Belgian Federal State after the Fourth State Reform

      André Alen, Patrick Peeters

      págs. 8-15

      

    • Current Developments

      John Bell

      págs. 16-22

      

    • The French "Conseil Constitutionnel" and Constitutional Reform

      Susan Wright

      págs. 23-25

      

    • Judicial Review in Germany

      Georg Nolte, Peter Rädler

      págs. 26-32

      

    • Public Law in Hungary

      Paulina Oros

      págs. 33-36

      

    • An Introduction to Irish Public Law

      Gerard W. Hogan

      págs. 37-42

      

    • Public Law in the Netherlands

      Christof R.A. Swaak

      págs. 43-45

      

    • An Introduction to Scottish Public Law

      Tom Mullen, Tony Prosser

      págs. 46-51

      

    • Note on Spanish Public Law

      Carmen Plaza Martín

      págs. 52-58

      

  • SCRUTINY

    • The Treatment of Pregnancy under European Community Sex Discrimination Law

      Nicholas Bamforth

      págs. 59-68

      

    • The Demise of the Irish Broadcasting Ban

      Gerard W. Hogan

      págs. 69-78

      

    • Direct Effect of Directives: Stuck on Vertical Hold

      David Kinley

      págs. 79-83

      

    • Self-Restraint: Cars, Complaints and the Commission

      Tim Frazer, Peter Holmes

      págs. 85-95

      

  • ARTICLES

    • What Powers Should the European Community Have?

      John Temple Lang

      págs. 97-116

      

    • Equal Opportunities in the Labour Market: Tackling Indirect Sex Discrimination

      Ferdinand von Prondzynski, Wendy Richards

      págs. 117-135