Homogeneity vs. Decision-Making Autonomy in the EEA Agreement

Titus van Stiphout

Issue 3 2007
Article Approximation of Laws by Non-EU Countries to the EU Acquis: Setting the Scene
Article Transformative Engagement Through Law: The Acquis Communautaire as an Instrument of EU External Influence
Article Approximation of Laws in the EU-Med Context: A Realist Perspective
Article Standardization Policy of the EU: The Impact of Standards and Technical Regulations on Trade and Welfare of New Member States1
Article Homogeneity vs. Decision-Making Autonomy in the EEA Agreement
Article Switzerland's Approximation of its Legislation to the EU Acquis: Specificities, Lessons and Paradoxes
Article The ‘Cut and Paste’ of Article 82 of the EC Treaty in Israel: Conditions for a Succesful Transplant
Article Spontaneous vs. Legal Approximation: The Europeanization of Israel
Article Approximation of Laws in the Context of the European Neighbourhood Policy - A View from Brussels

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Article	Homogeneity vs. Decision-Making Autonomy in the EEA Agreement
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Titus van Stiphout
Deputy-Director ECU/Senior Legal Officer. The opinions represented in this contribution are strictly the personal views of the author.

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