The architecture of fundamental rights in the European Union

The architecture of fundamental rights in the European Union

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Published:Oxford ; London ; New York ; New Delhi ; Sydney : Hart, 2022
Persons: Imamović, Šejla <<[VerfasserIn]>> -
Format: Book / Printed Book / Thesis
Language:English
Series:Modern studies in European law ; volume 107
Physical description:xxiv, 232 Seiten
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Bibliographie: Seite [204]-217
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ISBN:9781509940585
Degree:Dissertation
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520 |a Introduction -- The development of EU Fundamental Rights Law -- A European web of human rights regimes : the EU, the ECHR and the national legal systems -- Case Study I : the Dublin System -- Case Study II : the European arrest warrant -- Conflict rules in national, European and international law -- Scenarios from the member states -- Conclusion - a brief overview of the argument and its limitations. 
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