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Neues aus dem Elfenbeinturm: Recent calls for papers from December 2013

18 December 2013/ By Benedikt Pirker

C-418/11 Texdata: All quiet on the Åkerberg Fransson Front

1 October 2013/ By Benedikt Pirker

Case E-15/12 Jan Anfinn Wahl: Hells Angels invade Iceland

25 July 2013/ By Benedikt Pirker

From a formalist to a substantive understanding of equal treatment in higher education (Case C-20/12 Giersch)

18 July 2013/ By Clemens Kaupa

President is not (primus inter) pares among ‘his’ own EU-citizens, since he is not equal to them

17 October 2012/ By Wessel Geursen

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Neues aus dem Elfenbeinturm: Recent calls for papers from December 2013

C-418/11 Texdata: All quiet on the Åkerberg Fransson Front

Case E-15/12 Jan Anfinn Wahl: Hells Angels invade Iceland

President is not (primus inter) pares among ‘his’ own EU-citizens, since he is not equal to them