Mutual Recognition of Regulatory Regimes: Some Lessons and Prospects

Kalypso Nicolaodis

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economic law; economic integration; economics; European Commission; European Court of Justice; harmonisation; history; integration theory; law; liberalization; non-discrimination; political science; protectionism; regulations; regulatory competition; regulatory politics; Single Market; supranationalism; trade policy

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