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|a Sciarra, Silvana.
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|a Labour Law in the Courts :
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|a Half Title Page; Title Page; Title verso; Preface; Contents; List of Tables; Contributors; Abbreviations; Table of Cases; 1. Integration Through Courts: Article 177 as a Pre-federal Device; A. Community Dialogues under Article 177 as a Lawmaking Process; B. Judges as Legislators: Testing Labour Law Cases; C. Integration, Interdependence and Multi-level Policy-making; D. Pre-federal and Pre-constitutional Labour Law in Inter-court Co-operation; E.A Research Project on Labour Law in the Courts: Exercises in Neo-institutionalism; 2. Gender Equality: A Fundamental Dialogue.
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|a PART I PRELIMINARY REMARKSA. Measurement; B. Explanations and Evaluations; C. Legal Texts as the Medium of Communication; D. Courts as Communicators; E. Gender Equality as a Fundamental Right; F. Concluding Remarks; PART II THE ACTIVE PRELIMINARY REFERENCE COUPLE: GERMANY AND THE UK; A. Germany and the UK: Who Wants to Talk to the Court of Justice?; B. German and UK Courts: The Substance and Style of Communication; C. The Institutional Dynamics of German and UK Dialogue; D. Political Parties, Law Activists and Courts in Germany; E. Dialogue on Remedies for Breach of EC Gender Equality Rights.
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|a F. Conclusions on the Active CouplePART III THE LANGUID COUPLE: FRANCE AND DENMARK; A. France: The Pauper of Gender Equality Dialogue; B. Denmark: A Two-issue, Two-court Dialogue; C. Conclusions on the Languid Couple; PART IV THE INACTIVE COUPLE: SPAIN AND ITALY; A. Spain: A Constitutional Court Dialogue; B. Dialogue with EC Gender Equality Sources in Italy:A Legislative Love-affair; C. Constitutional Dialogues on Gender Equality-the Possibilities of Battle; PART V CONCLUSIONS; 3. Transfers of Undertakings; PART I PRELIMINARY REMARKS; A. The Court and National Courts.
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|a B. The ECJ and the Community's Legislative ProcessC. Conclusion; PART II THE EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE IN THE DIALOGUE ON TRANSFERS OF UNDERTAKINGS: A FALLIBLE INTERLOCUTOR?; A. Introduction; B Common Difficulties: A Dialogue with Multiple Voices; C. Dialogues Confined to Two Voices; D. Future Dialogues; E. Conclusions; PART III TRANSFERS OF UNDERTAKINGS: AN EXPERIENCE OF CLASHES AND HARMONIES BETWEEN COMMUNITY LAW AND NATIONAL LEGAL SYSTEMS; A. Directive 77/187: a Norm at the Crossroads; B. Community Provisions on Transfers of Undertakings.
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|a C. Integration of the Community Norm into National Legal Systems:an Interwoven Dialogue in Multiple Scenarios with Diverse ActorsD. Reception of the Community System of Guaranteesby the National Legal Orders; PART IV JUDICIAL DEVELOPMENTS OF EC SOCIAL POLICY AND INTRA-COMMUNITY INSTITUTIONAL DIALOGUES: HOW TO DEFINE A 'LEGAL TRANSFER'; A. Inter-Community and Intra-Community Dialogues; B. The Unitas Multiplex of the Community System and the Interactions between its Institutional Elements; C. The Beginning (or What the 1977 Directive Did Not Seem to Mean).
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|a The research underpinning this book was designed to support and further develop ideas already described in broader and more theoretical studies, about the dialogues happening among national courts and the ECJ as a key factor of European integration. The role played by the courts as part of the interplay of institutions within the European Union has been recognised as crucial, and this research, which was conducted at the European University Institute, homes in upon some specific examples. It deals with six Member States of the European Union: Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK, a.
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