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… that Member States themselves cannot perform with equivalent effectiveness.1 Indeed, the capacity to effectively act has been described as ‗the most basic good‘2 for the EU. Such an effectiveness, however, is not a per se value. In fact, it is only when effectiveness serves the purposes of democracy and distributive justice that governance issues are successfully addressed. In turn, arguably, the ineffectiveness of decision-making might undermine the democratic legitimacy and distributive justice … ‗fear that the adoption or amendment of a provision […] may cause distortion‘.38 It seems thus reasonable to draw a parallel with the relationship between paragraphs 4 and 5 of Article 114 TFEU: while Article 116 TFEU (similar to Article 114(4) TFEU) deals with existing provisions, Article 117 TFEU (similar to Article 114(5) TFEU) concerns measures that have not been adopted yet.39 This notwithstanding, the term ‗disparity‘ does not necessarily imply that two or more Member States have different … 119 On the relationship between corporate mobility and regulatory competition see Francesco Costamagna, ‗At the Roots of Regulatory Competition in the EU: Cross-Border Movement of Companies as a Way to Exercise a Genuine Economic Activity or Just Law Shopping?‘ (2019) 4 European Papers 185. 19 treatments to intra-group cross-border transactions.120 On the other hand, ‗general‘ tax competition corresponds to the s.c. ‗race to the bottom‘ in fixing corporate income tax rates.121 The concept of …

… By Nicholas Tagliarino Panel Session II Friday, June 1 (11:00am to 12:30pm) Contours of Community (Spiegel Room) Moderator: Nestor Davidson Towards Sustainable Community Ownership: The Promise and Democratic Legitimacy of Scotland’s Community Right to Buy By John Lovett Fragmenting “Community” Under the Americans with Disabilities Act By Robin Paul Malloy The Push and Pull of Eminent Domain By Shelley Ross Saxer Whose Law Governs the Land? Sustainability Implications of Local Boundary Change and … Kellen Zale Securing Property and the Consequences Thereof (Johanna van Brabant Salon) Moderator: Douglas C. Harris Mercy in Property Law: The Mortgage Credit Directive 2014/17/EU and Limitations on the Exercise of Mortgage Rights By Jan Biemans The Foreclosure Echo: How Those Hit Hardest by the Crisis Have Been Left Out of the Recovery By Linda E. Fisher Reflections on the Theoretical Implications of Compulsory Debt Reorganisation in South African Mortgage Law: Towards a “Sharing” Model By Reghard … Israel, and Singapore (Room B0.115) Moderator: Robin Hickey Condominium Property as Private Forum for Public Issues By Douglas C. Harris Private Law Design and Culture: Assessing Condominium Law Reforms in China By Lei Chen The Urban Verticality Shock: Legal and Governance Responsibilities to Tower Condominiums By Rachelle Alterman and Dorit Garfunkel Takings, Energy Transport, and Flooding (Room B0.118) Moderator: Jill Robbie Eminent Domain and Energy Transport By James W. Coleman Deadly …

… Master Forensica, Criminologie en Rechtspleging 1 Find another programme De master bestaat uit acht vakken met een studiebelasting van 6 ECTS per vak. Er zijn in de master FCR vier vakken verplicht. Dit zijn de blokken Capita Selecta Criminologie, Verdieping … the field of European Criminal law by understanding the competence of the Union in this field, the obligation of the Member States and the interaction between European and criminal law in the context of European law enforcement. The second session deals with the influence of European law by criminal law and vice versa in the field of the four freedoms. In the following sessions we examine the emerging of European criminal norms of substantive and procedural criminal law. Further issues on the …