Consumption without Borders? Competence Attribution in EU Consumer Law and the American Federal Model

Consumption without Borders? Competence Attribution in EU Consumer Law and the American Federal Model

With an increasingly integrated common market, consumer protection in the EU obtains added relevance as consumers are being exposed to greater risks. Yet, national consumer laws can impede market integration, whereas EU-wide protection is far from being consolidated. The contention on the extent of...

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Main Author: Isabel Lamers
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Ubiquity Press 2013-01-01
Series:Tilburg Law Review
Subjects:
consumer protection
constitutional doctrines
harmonization
internal market
implied powers
competence attribution
Commerce Clause
Directive on Consumer Rights
ECJ
direct effect
regulatory gaps
Open Method of Coordination
Online Access:https://tilburglawreview.com/articles/41

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