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1. Multilevel Governance Applied to the Case Law of the Court of Justice
University essay from Lunds universitet/Juridiska institutionenAbstract : Detta examensarbete identifierar styrkor och svagheter i multilevel governance-teorin, när denna appliceras på EU-domstolens rättspraxis. Metoden som används är alltså främst en rättsfallsanalys. READ MORE
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2. Think Glocally, Discriminate Internally? State Discretion, Renewable Electricity Schemes, and the Internal Market in the Context of Articles 34-36 TFEU and state Aid Rules
University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Juridiska institutionenAbstract : The overarching question addressed in this essay is whether the seemingly wide scope of state discretion in respect of principal renewable electricity support schemes – feed-in tariffs (FIT), feed-in premiums (FIP), tradable green certificates (TGC), and FIT initiated by tendering (TENFIT) – is curtailed or upheld under the internal market regimes governing, firstly, the free movement of goods in the context of non-fiscal measures targeting imports i.e. READ MORE
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3. Restrictions to the free movement of goods. The protection of the environment as a mandatory requirement in the ECJ case law
University essay from Lunds universitet/Juridiska institutionenAbstract : Since the 'Danish bottles case', where the protection of the environment was recognized as a mandatory requirement that could derogate from the free movement of goods, the ECJ has taken over an interesting role to map the boundaries of its application. The rank of Community policy and the need of integration explicitly envisaged in the EC, have had a major influence in its judicial interpretation. READ MORE
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4. Restrictions to the free movement of goods. The protection of the environment as a mandatory requirement in the ECJ case law
University essay from Lunds universitet/Juridiska institutionenAbstract : Since the 'Danish bottles case', where the protection of the environment was recognized as a mandatory requirement that could derogate from the free movement of goods, the ECJ has taken over an interesting role to map the boundaries of its application. The rank of Community policy and the need of integration explicitly envisaged in the EC, have had a major influence in its judicial interpretation. READ MORE
