[PDF] Top 20 New Governance and EU Constitutionalism: Friends or Foes?

... multi-tiered EU system are on such a scale that law, with its traditionally vast regulatory potential, continues to be an invaluable means of containing and resolving crises (Walker 2000: ...of governance ... See full document

... a new, unexpected, emerging natural aquatic toxin threat, traditionally associated with warm tropical waters and tropical fish species, to consumers of shellfish in temperate regions of northern ... See full document

... particular, new modes of governance have already started relying on the use of private sector techniques such as information pooling, learning by self-monitoring and peer review, knowledge networks and ... See full document

... The first therapeutic regimens that became available for MS were interferon-β and glatiramer acetate [2–4]. The FDA has currently licensed several immune disease-modifying therapies (DMTs), most of which have been ... See full document

... SNRPs may also respond to immigrants differently because of their origins. Immigrants from the global South have, somewhat unexpectedly, been welcomed by some SNRPs as part of their broader fight against exclusion, ... See full document

... relentless instrumental ethos, public institutions are reshaped and realigned in response to the most detailed and tentacular requirements of ‘good governance’. Neo-liberal economic relations become not just ... See full document

... a new, unexpected, emerging natural aquatic toxin threat, traditionally associated with warm tropical waters and tropical fish species, to consumers of shellfish in temperate regions of northern ... See full document

... a new, unexpected, emerging natural aquatic toxin threat, traditionally associated with warm tropical waters and tropical fish species, to consumers of shellfish in temperate regions of northern ... See full document

... of constitutionalism, as well as their functional role in what I call the ‘de -normativis ation’ of constitutional ...political constitutionalism 16 ... See full document

... the EU clash can be looked at as a privileged standpoint for a critique of Europe’s current constitutional ...this EU elitist ...frameworks, EU regulatory strategies spill over all the peoples who ... See full document

... global constitutionalism in managing constitutional conflicts through the values of voice, expertise, and rights within the spontaneous, decentralised, and immanent ordering of constitutional heterarchy ... See full document

... that governance needs to be reformulated in the terms described in the FSU report and that such governance is immanent are both in one sense borne out of a conceptualisation of a complex social reality that ... See full document

... of governance, whether in the form of legislation or decisions, is often less hierarchical than it seems at first sight, in particular, if compared to traditional hier- archical modes of governance at ... See full document

... Fourth, Germany has gradually become less willing to pay more for Europe than other member states while restricting its formal representation to the same level as that of other large member states. Since Schröder was ... See full document

... the EU-IMF ...the EU countries to the EU institutions in the economic policy field, and this new dynamic in the European integration process provides a strong rationale for the EU and ... See full document

... the EU banking system, the diverse nature of the commitments on corporate governance and the different business models represented strength of the banking sector in the EU, but also a factor that ... See full document

... a new concept of relational dissonance alongside mutual antipathies and friendships and their association with mental health using multivariate exponential random graph models with an Australian sample of ... See full document

... Abstract. Understanding and optimizing the energy consumption of wireless devices is critical to maximize network lifetime and to provide guidelines for the design of new protocols and interfaces. In this work we ... See full document

... Recently, genome-wide association studies (GWAS) were applied to the study of genetic control of HIV-1. These studies do not rely on candidate gene selection and have the potential to identify new genomic regions ... See full document

... aegypti intestinal mucin 1; ALA: δ-aminolevulinic acid; BVbiliverdin; CLQ: chloroquine; CP: hemelipoglyco-carrier protein; Fe- iron; FTIR: Fourier transform infra-red; GSH: Reduced Gluta[r] ... See full document