Abstract This fifth report prepared by our European Law Department of the Legal Service of the Austrian Foreign Ministry (‘Office of the Legal Adviser’, ‘Völkerrechtsbüro’) covers some of the main developments in European Union Law during 2015 that we have been accompanying from the perspective of an actively implied institutional
Recent Austrian practice in the field of European Union law
AufsatzPhilip Bittner , Nicole Ehlotzky , Andreas J. Kumin , Sebastian Schneider , Julia WeichenbergerZÖR 2016, 491 Heft 3 v. 1.9.2016
Inhalt
- I. Recent Court of Justice judgments concerning the free movement of Union citizens and their access to social benefits – The end of a social EU?
- II. The action for failure to act – The dormouse has awoken from its hibernation
- III. Mutual assistance and solidarity between EU Member States – A differential analysis based on a first experience
- IV. Provisional application of bilateral mixed agreements – The Strategic Partnership Agreement with Canada
- V. Recent jurisprudence on EU restrictive measures – Defining the scope for sanctions targeted in effect?
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