Publikationen von Leonor Moral Soriano

Zeitschriftenartikel (6)

2003
Zeitschriftenartikel
Moral Soriano, L. (2003). How Proportionate should Anti-competition State Intervention be? European Law Review, (28), 112–123
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Moral Soriano, L. (2003). A Modest Notion of Coherence in Legal Reasoning. A Model for the European Court of Justice. Ratio Juris, 16(3), 296–323
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Moral Soriano, L. (2003). Servicio Universal y Telecomunicaciones. REDETI, (16), 37–62
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Moral Soriano, L., & Sarmiento Ramirez-Escudero, D. (2003). Ordenanzas locales, reserva de Ley y reservas democráticas. Cuadernos de Derecho Local, (3), 120–130
2002
Zeitschriftenartikel
Moral Soriano, L. (2002). "Balancing reasons at the European court of justice" in proceedings of the IVR conference 1999 legal philosophy: general aspects (concepts, rights and doctrines). Archiv f, 128–142
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Moral Soriano, L. (2002). Proporcionalidad y servicios de interés económico general. Revista Espa, 3, 387–416

Buch (1)

2002
Buch
Moral Soriano, L. (2002). El precedente judicial, 269 p. Madrid: Marcial Pons

Buchkapitel (3)

2003
Buchkapitel
Moral Soriano, L. (2003). Politics and Adjudication. Problem Definition and Conflict Solution in European Electricity Policy. In C. Engel & A. Héritier (Hrsg.), Law and Politics, 151–167. Baden-Baden: Nomos
2002
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Moral Soriano, L., & Héritier, A. (2002). The case of public mission versus competition rules and trade rules. In Common Goods: Reinventing European and International Governance, 207–231. Boulder, CO: Rowman & Littlefield
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Moral Soriano, L., & Ladeur, K.-H. (2002). A theoretical approach to the tension between form and substance in English judicial reasoning. In The Europeanization of Administrative Law: Transforming National Decision-Making Procedures, 122–144. Dartmouth: Ashgate

Forschungspapier (1)

2001
Forschungspapier
Héritier, A., & Moral Soriano, L. (2001). Differentiating and linking politics and adjudication: the example of European electricity policy. Bonn: Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods
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