Titlebook: Legal Risks in EU Law; Interdisciplinary St Emilia Mi??eni?,Aurélien Raccah Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Co

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Reframing Legal Risk in EU Lawtation. The high production of international, European and national legislations increases legal protection and thus legitimate expectations but paradoxically (or logically) makes interpretation more complex for three reasons. Firstly, legal provisions may be imprecise, unclear or uncertain. Secondl

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Human Rights Advocacy for an “International Society of Risk”otection are generally based on State responsibility for the violation of a human right guaranteed in the different conventions, which means that, in principle, prevention is not part of the attributions of international protecting bodies. Taking this into account, the development of the case-law of

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Legal Translation vs. Legal Certainty in EU Law the EU law. By using practical examples, the author demonstrates how and to what extent legal translation affects conceptual understanding of legal texts. Mistranslations of the EU . into different MS languages, problems with translation during MS accession negotiations, translation errors in langu

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Legal Risks in Development of EU Consumer Protection Law as the variations in the level of harmonization across different EU consumer protection directives, the effectiveness of consumer protection instruments, the fragmentary approach to the legislative regulation of the EU consumer protection . etc. All these important issues affect adversely two main

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Legal Risks in EU Social Laww” implies to turn upside down the usual legal perspective on a given field of law. Instead of taking a given legal object and describing it, this is a new scientific and practical approach on EU law based on a prospective analysis, which can lead to a rationalised law-making process for the EU inst

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Legal Risks from, to, and within EU Migration Law: An Inventorycult to imagine an area of law, which is more susceptible to political interventions and heated public debates than the regulation of immigration. On the national level, migration and EU migration rules are perceived as a risk to welfare, social cohesion and national sovereignty. The binding charact

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Risks Relating to the Protection of Cultural Heritage: From Climate Change to Disasterstens cultural heritage, and examines the policy and legal measures that have been adopted by the European Union to enhance the protection of the European cultural heritage from the consequences of the accelerating degradation of the global climate. Its aim is twofold. First, to demonstrate that the