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Cambridge Yearbook of European Legal Studies
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The European Union's authoritarian equilibrium
TL;DR: In recent years, the European Union (EU) has allowed some member governments to backslide toward competitive authoritarianism as discussed by the authors, and the EU has become "competitive authoritarianism".
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Collective Autonomy in the European Union: Theoretical, Comparative and Cross-border perspectives on the Legal Regulation of Collective Bargaining
TL;DR: In this article, the authors investigated the relationship between collective bargaining and legal regulation and its current evolution in the national contexts and in the EU internal market, and argued that collective autonomy and collective bargaining in contemporary Europe present challenges that alter their basic features.
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European Union Health Law: Themes and Implications
Tamara K. Hervey,Jean V. McHale +1 more
TL;DR: The European Union health law and the global context: consumerism, rights, justice and equality: human organs and access to essential medicines, opportunities and threats: health knowledge, communicable diseases, global food and tobacco law.
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Choosing paths in European Union health services policy: a political analysis of a critical juncture
TL;DR: The challenges that created an EU policy arena where none had been are explained; the reasons that decisions taken now will be subject to the logic of path dependency; and the different models that are being put forward for the EU.
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Legal Diversity and Regulatory Competition: Which Model for Europe?
TL;DR: In this paper, two models of regulatory competition are contrasted, one based on a US pattern of competitive federalism, the other a European conception of flexible harmonisation, and it is argued that this approach is in danger of being undermined by attempts, following the Centros case, to introduce a Delaware-type form of inter-jurisdictional competition into European company law.