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Now you’ve read Article 50, read this

July 4, 2016

Most people will have never read a single article of the Treaty on European Union (TEU) before they stumbled recently across Article 50. Alas, those ‘most people’ seems to include many British lawyers and politicians whose acquaintance with the constitution of the European Union has been hitherto remote. So here is my guide to Article… » read more

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After the referendum: will there really be a ‘new settlement’ between Britain and Europe?

April 29, 2016

As the British referendum looms, a false sense of expectation is spreading in Brussels. Some wishful thinking is excusable: Britain’s partners have grown tired of having to tolerate David Cameron’s general contempt for the European Union and of circumnavigating his efforts to salvage the synthetic unity of his Conservative party. The opinion polls show a… » read more

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Enlargement, EU Institutions, UK in Europe

, Brexit, Cameron, Court of Justice, ECHR, EU referendum, European Commission, European Council, European Parliament, Future of Europe

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From Posture to Rupture: Cameron and Europe

November 13, 2015

Conservative parliamentarians have lined up to deride David Cameron’s speech of 10 November as falling far short of the radical renegotiation of Britain’s terms of membership that they want. This domestic reaction has misled the casual foreign observer to conclude that Cameron’s demands can be quite easily accommodated by a European Union which is vexed… » read more

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, Brexit, Cameron, Court of Justice, ECHR, EU referendum, EU treaty, EUCharter, The Speech; Future of Europe; Britain in Europe; Convent 15; federal union.

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EU Accession to the ECHR: Politicians to the Rescue?

March 14, 2015

The European Commission has declared the need for a period of reflection after Opinion 2/13 of the European Court of Justice has stopped the European Union from signing up to the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). Mindful of its legal duty under Article 6(2) TEU to achieve the EU’s accession to the Convention, the… » read more

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Archives for Court of Justice

Now you’ve read Article 50, read this

After the referendum: will there really be a ‘new settlement’ between Britain and Europe?

From Posture to Rupture: Cameron and Europe

EU Accession to the ECHR: Politicians to the Rescue?

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