Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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L’extraterritorialité revisitée : entre complexité et perpétuelle évolution

Inge Govaere (UGent) and Celia Challet (UGent)

(2023) L’Union européenne et l’extraterritorialité : acteurs, fonctions, réactions. In Collection Droits européens p.411-421
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Éditorial : une Grande Dame de 70 ans, forte et fragile

Inge Govaere (UGent)

(2022) JOURNAL DES TRIBUNAUX. DROIT EUROPÉEN. p.413-413
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Implied powers of the EU, limits to political expediency and internationally inspired pragmatism : Commission v Council (ERTA)

Inge Govaere (UGent)

(2022) EU external relations law : the cases in context. p.9-20
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Promoting the Rule of Law in EU external relations : a conceptual framework

Inge Govaere (UGent)

(2022) In Research Paper in Law
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'Ceci n’est pas … Cassis de Dijon’ : some reflections on its triple regulatory impact

Inge Govaere (UGent)

(2021) Cassis de Dijon : 40 years on. p.97-117
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Introduction : the 'internal market 2.0'

Sacha Garben and Inge Govaere (UGent)

(2020) The internal market 2.0. p.1-22
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Internal market dynamics : on moving targets, shifting contextual factors and the untapped potential of article 3(3) TEU

Inge Govaere (UGent)

(2020) The internal market 2.0. p.75-91
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'Ceci n’est pas .. Cassis de Dijon’ : some reflections on its triple regulatory impact

Inge Govaere (UGent)

(2020) In Research papers in law
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Introduction: facultative mixity, more than just a childhood disease of eu law?

Merijn Chamon (UGent) and Inge Govaere (UGent)

(2020) EU external relations post-Lisbon : the law and practice of facultative mixity. In Studies in EU External Relations 16. p.1-7
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'Facultative’ and 'functional’ mixity consonant with the principle of partial and imperfect conferral

Inge Govaere (UGent)

(2020) EU external relations post-Lisbon : the law and practice of facultative mixity. In Studies in EU External Relations Volume 16. p.21-47

Academic Bibliography

L’extraterritorialité revisitée : entre complexité et perpétuelle évolution

Éditorial : une Grande Dame de 70 ans, forte et fragile

Implied powers of the EU, limits to political expediency and internationally inspired pragmatism : Commission v Council (ERTA)

Promoting the Rule of Law in EU external relations : a conceptual framework

'Ceci n’est pas … Cassis de Dijon’ : some reflections on its triple regulatory impact

Introduction : the 'internal market 2.0'

Internal market dynamics : on moving targets, shifting contextual factors and the untapped potential of article 3(3) TEU

'Ceci n’est pas .. Cassis de Dijon’ : some reflections on its triple regulatory impact

Introduction: facultative mixity, more than just a childhood disease of eu law?

'Facultative’ and 'functional’ mixity consonant with the principle of partial and imperfect conferral

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