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… 1, 2-9. 22 This is a topic also observed in other areas of EU law. See for example Luca Knuth and Ellen Vos, ‘When EU Courts Meet Science: Judicial Review of Science-Based Measures Post- Pfizer’ in Mark Dawson, Bruno de Witte, and Elise Muir (eds) Revisiting Judicial Politics in the European Union (Edward Elgar Publishing 2024); Joanne Scott and Susan P Sturm, ‘Courts as Catalysts: Re-Thinking the Judicial Role in New Governance’ (2007) 13 Columbia Journal of European Law 565. 23 Pablo Ibáñez … considerations,87 or characteristics of other national markets.88 Beyond this, it found that the Commission failed to prove its contention that the merged entity would become an unavoidable trading partner for wholesalers without countervailing buyer power.89 It opined that the data contained in the decision was at odds with the Commission’s findings and criticised the Commission for attributing specific future market conduct on the part of the entity without providing any evidence in … Backes and Mariolina Eliantonio (eds) Judicial Review of Administrative Action (Hart Publishing 2019) 18. 219 Colomo (n 23) 144. 220 Justin Lindeboom, ‘Rules, Discretion, and Reasoning According to Law: A Dynamic- Positivist Perspective on Google Shopping’ (2022) 13(2) Journal of Competition Law & Practice 63, 74. 221 See for example Colomo (n 23); Eleanor Sharpston, ‘Effective Judicial Protection through Adequate Judicial Scrutiny—Some Reflections’ (2013) 4(6) Journal of European Competition …

… to keep taxes high in order to collect even more revenue, governments can also use taxation as a tool to influence the public behavior. If the government is concerned with the environment, it can increase taxes on cars, which would lead to people buying fewer cars and thus lead to less pollution. If the government wants to increase the amount of research & development being done in its country, it can implement certain tax benefits such as the Dutch innovation box to make it more attractive. If …

… academic community is internationally oriented and the staff is international. The bachelor’s programme in Global Studies is taught by a dedicated, international group of academics from across Maastricht University, and with regular contributions by visiting scholars from the Global South. Staff originates from numerous European and non- European countries. Teaching takes place in an international classroom, where the language of instruction is English. All students have the possibility to …

… academic community is internationally oriented and the staff is international. The bachelor’s programme in Global Studies is taught by a dedicated, international group of academics from across Maastricht University, and with regular contributions by visiting scholars from the Global South. Staff originates from numerous European and non- European countries. Teaching takes place in an international classroom, where the language of instruction is English. All students have the possibility to …

… Report 15 November 2018 ITEM-Benelux Workshop “Recognising Qualifications across European Borders: An Exchange of Experiences and Good Practices” ITEM-Benelux Workshop “Recognising Qualifications across European Borders: An Exchange of Experiences and Good Practices” 15 November 2018 The Institute for Transnational and Euregional cross-border cooperation and Mobility / ITEM is the pivot of scientific research, … from the European Commission. Sacha obtained her PhD at the European University Institute in 2010, winning the Jacqueline Suter Prize for the Best Doctoral Thesis in European Law 2009 – 2011. In 2008, she spent a semester at Harvard Law School as a visiting scholar. She has worked at the Court of Justice of the European Union and the London School of Economics. She has published widely on a range of constitutional and substantive issues of EU law, such as the division of competences between the …

… academic community is internationally oriented and the staff is international. The bachelor’s programme in Global Studies is taught by a dedicated, international group of academics from across Maastricht University, and with regular contributions by visiting scholars from the Global South. Staff originates from numerous European and non-European countries. Teaching takes place in an international classroom, where the language of instruction is English. All students have the possibility to …

… manufacturer, MWE Investments for restricting customers’ right to repair their lawfully purchased products. On 7th July, FTC initiated another action against Weber-Stephen Products, LLC, a US-based grill maker on similar grounds, that is limiting the buyers’ ability to repair the purchased product. https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/en/TXT/?uri=CELEX:62020CJ0721 … over $170 billion annually to the US GDP and supports over 2.47 million jobs. Digitalization is a key driver of the industry, with over 90 per cent of the total sales made digitally. However, digitalization has also contributed to a host of online websites that infringe the rights of copyright-holders and also engage in circumvention of rights management and technological protection measures, in violation of 17 USC § 1201. Notable amongst these are “over 300+ active stream-ripping sites”, …