THE RISE OF DEFERENCE: THE MARGIN OF APPRECIATION AND DECENTRALIZED JUDICIAL REVIEW IN EU FREE MOVEMENT LAW

THE RISE OF DEFERENCE: THE MARGIN OF APPRECIATION AND DECENTRALIZED JUDICIAL REVIEW IN EU FREE MOVEMENT LAW

An institution erstwhile known for its activism, the ECJ has, in recent years, rendered a growing number of judgments marked by caution, especially when reviewing Member State acts. Through doctrines such as the margin of appreciation, the Court has granted national authorities substantial deference...

Bibliografski detalji
Glavni autor:	Zglinski, J
Format:	Journal article
Izdano:	Kluwer Law International 2018

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