Información General

• Autores: Carlos Closa Montero (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Cambridge University Press
• Año de publicación: 2017
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-1-316-62336-7
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  • Secession from a member State and withdrawal from the European Union: Troubled membership

    Daniel Capodiferro Cubero

    Revista de estudios políticos, ISSN 0048-7694, Nº 180, 2018, págs. 340-345

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Listado de artículos

• • Troubled membership: secession and withdrawal

    Carlos Closa Montero

    págs. 1-11

    

  • Secessionism and its discontents

    Joseph H. H. Weiler

    págs. 12-31

    

  • Internal enlargement in the European Union: beyond legalism and political expediency

    Neil Walker

    págs. 32-47

    

  • Secession and the ambiguous place of regions under EU Law

    Cristina Fasone

    págs. 48-68

    

  • Political and legal aspects of recent regional secessionist trends in some EU member states (I)

    Jean-Claude Piris

    págs. 69-87

    

  • Political and legal aspects of recent regional secessionist trends in some EU member states (II)

    Jean-Claude Piris

    págs. 88-105

    

  • The reach and resources of european law in the scottish independence referendum

    Kenneth Armstrong

    págs. 106-133

    

  • The political rights of EU citizens and the right of secession

    Manuel Medina Ortega

    págs. 134-152

    

  • Unions and citizens: membership status and political rights in Scotland, the UK and the EU

    Jo Shaw

    págs. 153-186

    

  • Interpreting article 50: exit, voice and ... what about loyalty?

    Carlos Closa Montero

    págs. 187-214

    

  • This way, please! a legal appraisal of the EU withdrawal clause

    Christophe Hillion

    págs. 215-233

    

  • Be careful what do you wish for: procedural parameters of EU withdrawal

    Adam Lazowski

    págs. 234-256

    

  • EU citizenship and withdrawals from th e Union: how inevitable is the radical drowngrading of right?

    Dimitry Kochenov

    págs. 257-286