Strasbourg / Luxemburg / The Hague / Amsterdam / London / /
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CrossBorder Human Resources / Oxford University Press / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Romania / Bulgaria / Cyprus / Latvia / Turkey / France / Moldova / United Kingdom / Luxembourg / Finland / Greece / Czech Republic / /
Facility
New York University / /
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law enforcement agents / soft law / case law / possible solution / /
Organization
first international organization / Metropolitan Church of Bessarabia / New York University / Court of First Instance / Catholic Church / Belgian court / Civil Service Tribunal / European Economic Community / Advisory Committee of the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities / European Parliament / Hungarian News Agency / UN Court / Greece23 and Metropolitan Church of Bessarabia / Committee of Experts / European Commission / European Court of Justice / European Union / Oxford University / European Court of Human Rights / Council of Europe / /
Person
Francois Grin / Samuel Estreicher / Kirstyn Inglis / Peter Van Elsuwege / Roberta Medda-Windischer / Gabriel von Toggenburg / Repik / Geoff Gilbert / Kristin Henrard / Stanislas Adam / Erich Stauder / Marc Weller / /
Fit for Purpose or Faulty Design? Analysis of the Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights and the European Court of Justice on the Legal Protection of Minorities Anneleen Van Bossuyt1 Abstract This paper exam