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2 German Law Journal No. 18 (2001)


A Chamber of the Federal Constitutional Court Endorses Private Dentists’ Information Service and Directory Within the Framework of the Right to Occupational Freedom
Holger Hestermeyer

Do Courts Have to Show Deference: Notes on Paul Craig’s View on the HRA
Lorenzo Zucca

European Company Law: Comments and Meta-comments on Centros
Barbara Trefil

Letter by the President of the European Council and Belgian Prime Minister, Guy Verhofstadt
Guy Verhofstadt

Patently Unsatisfactory?: Community Legislative Competence and the ECJ Biotech Decision
Malcolm MacLaren

Speech of EUI President Patrick Masterson at the Academic Session of the European University Institute in Florence, November 7, 2001
Patrick Masterson

Speech of In-coming EUI President Yves Mény at the Academic Session of the European University Institute in Florence, November 7, 2001
Yves Meny

Speech of Jesse Scott at the Academic Session of the European University Institute in Florence, November 7, 2001
Jesse Scott

The Constitutional Significance of the Charter of Fundamental Rights*
Antje Wiener

The EUI turns 25: Foundation and Research
Jesse Scott

The “Karlsruhe Republic – Keynote Address at the State Ceremony Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Federal Constitutional Court*
Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Gerhard Casper

The Range of Social Human Rights
Regina Kreide

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