The European Union: A role model for regional governance?

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The European Union (EU), the most advanced model of regional governance, is analyzed in an international context by studying the evolution and diverse features of other examples of regional governance around the world. It is concluded that recurring patterns within the trend towards regional governance in the EU project it in a positive light and justify the institutional logic behind its structure.

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Reconciling regulatory approaches to corporate social responsibility: the European Union, OECD and United Nations compared

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The regulatory frameworks for corporate social responsibility (CSR) of the European Union (EU), OECD and United Nations are compared to determine which of them is the most successful in bridging the gap between voluntarism and hard regulation.

Comparative analysis, United Nations, Corporate social responsibility

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European Court of Human Rights: January 2005-March 2006

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A report on the European Court of Human Rights, dealing with the case law from January 2005 to March 2006, is presented. The focus is on the Court's judgments with regard to central issues of public law.

United Kingdom, Reports, Actions and defenses, Litigation, Lawsuit/litigation, European Court of Human Rights, Actions and defences

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