The European Court of Justice, State Non-Compliance, and the Politics of Override

Sweet, Alec Stone; Brunell, Thomas L.

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“…81 In der Rechtsprechungsstatistik des EuGH kommt die wachsende Bedeutung nichtökonomischer Akteure zumindest teilweise zum Ausdruck, nämlich dahingehend, dass im Vergleich zu den 1980er Jahren nach dem Jahr 2000 einerseits ein quantitativer Rückgang agrarrechtlicher Streitigkeiten, andererseits ein Anstieg von Fällen im Bereich "Soziale Sicherheit" zu verzeichnen ist. 82…”

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Die einheitsstiftende Funktion des Rechtsschutzes in der Europäischen Union

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Die einheitsstiftende Funktion des Rechtsschutzes in der Europäischen Union

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Judging in Europe: Do Legal Traditions Matter?

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EU competition appeals typically involve applications by private businesses to annul decisions made by the European Commission. Moreover, these appeals are first assigned at random to a chamber, with a judge then designated as the rapporteur who will be most closely involved with the case. Using hand-collected original data on the background characteristics of EU judges and on competition judgments by the General Court between 1989 to 2015, we test the extent to which the legal origins of judges bear a statistically significant effect on case outcomes and that the rapporteur plays a crucial role in the decision-making process. In particular, if a rapporteur comes from a country whose administrative law has a strong French influence, the decision is more likely to favor the Commission than if he is from any other EU country. These results are robust to alternative political ideology variables, including left-right politics and a preference for European integration.

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The European Court of Justice, State Non-Compliance, and the Politics of Override

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Die einheitsstiftende Funktion des Rechtsschutzes in der Europäischen Union

Die einheitsstiftende Funktion des Rechtsschutzes in der Europäischen Union

Judging in Europe: Do Legal Traditions Matter?

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