European Union: the basic acts in the wording of the Lisbon Treaty with comments

Kashkin, S. Yu.; Четвериков, А. О.

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“…This is indeed so, but one must take into account the new constitutional norms of member-states and, no less important, the realities of life, as they cannot be denied. Therefore, in accordance with the notions which are forming within Russian legal literature [1], we suggest that neither the European Union nor its member-states limit the sovereignty presumed for any recognized state (this concept was formed from the seventeenth century and emanates from the fact that state sovereignty is not divisible, inalienable, or not limited, although in certain constitutions there is the word "limited"), and memberstates self-limit individual elements of state sovereignty to a various degree. This is nothing other than a limitation of sovereignty "from above" (for example, during the occupation of the territory of a State as a result of warfare), but all the same there is a direct influence of regional associations on the constitutional law of member-states.…”

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Chirkin V.E. The interaction of international, supranational, (supra-state) and constitutional law

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Chirkin V.E. The interaction of international, supranational, (supra-state) and constitutional law

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“…CERN is an intergovernmental international organization. Currently, 23 countries are its members [1].…”

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“…CERN adheres to the policy of technological transfer based on several components: joint projects with external structures and organizations; creation of start-ups; provision of patents, development of standards, implementation of publications and services; development of partnerships [1,3].…”

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“…Other elements of the policy are directly related to the Convention for the Establishment of CERN, in particular, to the norm prohibiting any transfer of technologies for military purposes, or to restrictions and legal frameworks related to the international status of the organization [1,8].…”

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“…Founded back in 1954, it has made a significant contribution to our understanding of the world and the universe. The organization has the following goals: to create new knowledge through fundamental research, to develop new technologies for accelerators, detectors and information and communication technologies (ICT), to train scientists and specialists in the field of high technologies and to bring people from different cultures and states together 1 .…”

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European Union: the basic acts in the wording of the Lisbon Treaty with comments

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Chirkin V.E. The interaction of international, supranational, (supra-state) and constitutional law

Chirkin V.E. The interaction of international, supranational, (supra-state) and constitutional law

Problems of legal regulation of the protection of the results of scientific activity and technological transfer: the experience of the European Organization for Nuclear Research

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