Competing supremacies and clashing institutional rationalities: The danish supreme court’s decision in the ajos case and the national limits of judicial cooperation
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| Authors | Madsen, M.R. |
| Journal | european law journal |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.1111/eulj.12215
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