Volume 82: Issue 5

• Articles & Essays

  The Interrelationship Between United Nations Law and the Law of Other International Organizations

  • Richard H. Lauwaars
  • Published: May, 1984
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• Articles & Essays

  Socialist Federation–A Legal Means to the Solution of the Nationality Problem: A Comparative Study

  • Viktor Knapp
  • Published: May, 1984
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• Articles & Essays

  The Applicability of the ECSC-Cartel Prohibition (Article 65) During a “Manifest Crisis”

  • Ernst-Joachim Mestmäcker
  • Published: May, 1984
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• Articles & Essays

  Two Ideas of International Organization

  • John H. Barton
  • Published: May, 1984
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• Front Matter

  Front Matter

  • Michigan Law Review
  • Published: May, 1984
  • Volume 82, Issue 5
• Articles & Essays

  Legal Models for the International Regulation of Exchange Rates

  • Joseph Gold
  • Published: May, 1984
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• Articles & Essays

  Judicial Jurisdiction in the United States and in the European Communities: A Comparison

  • Friedrich Juenger
  • Published: May, 1984
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• Articles & Essays

  Direct and Indirect Judicial Control of Community Acts in Practice: The Relation Between Articles 173 and 177 of the EEC Treaty

  • Gerhard Bebr
  • Published: May, 1984
  • Volume 82, Issue 5
• Articles & Essays

  How Flexible is Community Law? An Unusual Approach to the Concept of “Two Speeds”

  • Claus-Dieter Ehlermann
  • Published: May, 1984
  • Volume 82, Issue 5
• Articles & Essays

  The Court of Justice as a Decisionmaking Authority

  • Ulrich Everling
  • Published: May, 1984
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• Articles & Essays

  The Second Generation of Immigrants

  • Henry G. Schermers
  • Published: May, 1984
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• Articles & Essays

  Competition, Integration and Economic Efficiency in the EEC from the Point of View of the Private Firm

  • Michel Waelbroeck
  • Published: May, 1984
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