Essays about: "The Right to Justification."
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21. Article 37 Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union: On the way to a fundamental right upgrade?
University essay from Lunds universitet/Juridiska institutionenAbstract : Environmental law is an area of law that has been under constant development in the European Union especially over the last decades. This has resulted in a variety of legally binding instruments. At the same time the European Union has also improved its fundamental rights regime with tools like the now binding Charter of Fundamental Rights. READ MORE
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22. Criticising Humanities Today : - Framing Debates on the Value of Humanities in EU Higher Education Policy with a Special Focus on the Bologna Process -
University essay from Uppsala universitet/Teologiska institutionenAbstract : The main research question that this paper aims to answer is: ‘In what does today’s attack on humanities consist and how can humanities be defended?’ In order to answer this research question, one needs first to describe how the humanities have argued for their usefulness before the Bologna Process; second, provide reasons for the claim that the Bologna Process would be a new type of attack; and third, analyse the new defences for the humanities, so as to discuss whether these are suitable. There are several arguments why employability should not be the main interpretation for ‘usefulness’ in education. READ MORE
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23. Att vara död är inget lidande
University essay from SLU/Dept. of Animal Environment and HealthAbstract : Veterinärer måste navigera mellan många olika intressen och faktorer i sin yrkesutövning: djuret, dess djurägare, samhällets förväntningar, kollegial lojalitet och ekonomiska överväganden. Det är inte alltid självklart vilka intressen som ska väga tyngst; speciellt inte då synen på djurs moraliska status och (egen)värde varierar, både inom yrkeskåren, befolkningen i stort och inom moralfilosofin. READ MORE
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24. Effective private enforcement of EU competition law : A justification for legislative harmonization of national procedural rules?
University essay from Juridiska institutionenAbstract : In the strive towards a highly competitive market, the European Commission has long promoted an extensive use of so-called private enforcement, where individuals claim their rights, as guaranteed by the acquis communautaire, before national courts. The incentive to litigate is, mostly, the right to receive damages for loss suffered due to another private party’s violation of the EU antitrust rules, established by the CJEU in its famous ruling in Courage, in 2001. READ MORE
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25. The Relationship Between the General Legal Principle of Equality and the Equal Treatment Principle in the Direct Tax Judgements of the Court of Justice of the European Union: the Consequences for National Sovereignty
University essay from Lunds universitet/Institutionen för handelsrättAbstract : The Legal Principle of Equality underpins most national tax systems and encompasses both substantive and procedural equality. In its substantive form, the principle requires that equal treatment of equal situations. This does not mean however that unequal situations always merit unequal treatment. READ MORE
