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Issue 2, 2000
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Access_open The Reform of Common Rules on Exports of Dual-Use Goods under the Law of the European Union
Authors Panos Koutrakos
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Panos Koutrakos
Lecturer in European Law, University of Durham. This article essentially reproduces, with minor changes, a contribution in a forthcoming volume on exports of dual-use goods edited by Per Cramer. I thank him for his permission to publish it in this journal. I am also grateful to Rosa Greaves and Bob Sullivan for their comments on an earlier draft.
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Access_open Making the Election of the European Parliament Distinctive: Towards E-Uniform Election Procedure
Authors Juliet Lodge
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Juliet Lodge
Centre for European Studies, Department of Law, University of Leeds, UK.
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Access_open The ‘Religious Issue’ in Spanish Constitutional Law - Some Lessons in How to, and How Not to, Deal with the Freedom of Religion
Authors Francisco Javier Garcia-Golmar Fernandez
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Francisco Javier Garcia-Golmar Fernandez
LL.M., LL.B., DIPL, DiPL, Lawyer.
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Access_open National Competition Law and the Preliminary Ruling Procedure
Authors Mark Attew
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Mark Attew
Faculty of Laws, University College, London WC1H OEG.
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Access_open Globalization, ‘Law and Development’, and Contemporary Africa
Authors Olusoji O. Elias
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Olusoji O. Elias
Lecturer in the Conflict of Laws, University of Buckingham; Rapporteur, African Law Seminar Series (University of London), SOAS, April-June 1999. This article is based on a talk of the same description given at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, School of Advanced Study (University of London), 8 July 1999. While a sense of appreciation is due to the participants at the first-named thought provoking series of seminars, the views expressed herein are the present writer's, in a personal capacity, and they should not be attributed elsewhere.
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Access_open Guiding Principles of the Comprehensive Reform of Hungarian Civil Law
Authors Lajos Véä
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Lajos Véä
Professor of Law, Chairman of the Codification Committee, Budapest.
Book Review

Access_open Joseph J. Norton and Mads Andenas (eds.), Emerging Financial Markets and Secured Transactions, London/The Hague/Boston: Kluwer Law International (1998).
Authors Frank Emmert

Frank Emmert