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Legal Effects of EU Soft Law

Theory, Language and Sectoral Insights

Inbunden, Engelska, 2023

AvPetra L. Láncos,Napoleon Xanthoulis,Luis Arroyo Jiménez

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This incisive book evaluates the legal effects of soft law, its foundations and how they behave in some of the most innovative areas of EU law. Combining theory, language and sectoral insights, this comprehensive review uses case studies to shed new light on the three core areas of soft law. The book opens with an exploration of the meaning and scope of EU soft law’s legal effects from a theoretical and doctrinal perspective. Chapters analyse the role, contribution and broader legal effectiveness of the language employed by EU authorities when drafting soft law instruments. Finally, in a ground-up approach to the research topic, the book discusses soft law’s legal effects within three areas of EU legislation, namely financial supervision, technical standardisation and telecommunications law. Advancing a legal and argumentative toolkit to evaluate and improve EU soft law’s persuasiveness, this title will be advantageous to academics, practitioners and policy-makers with specialisations in European law, constitutional and administrative law and regulation and governance.

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Utgivningsdatum2023-07-25
Mått156 x 234 x undefined mm
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieElgar Studies in European Law and Policy
FörlagEdward Elgar Publishing Ltd
ISBN9781802208900

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Contents:1 Introduction to The Legal Effects of EU Soft Law 1Petra Lea Láncos and Luis Arroyo JiménezPART I THEORY2 Beyond bindingness: A typology of EU soft law legal effects 9Luis Arroyo Jiménez3 Reconsidering the legal effect of EU soft law in nationalimplementation: Bindingness from an individual rightsperspective 33Wolfgang Weiß4 EU soft law: validity, normativity and ‘bindingness’ reviewed 53Verena Rošic FegušPART II LANGUAGE5 Words are stones: Constructing bindingness throughlanguage in EU environmental soft law 76Danai Petropoulou Ionescu and Mariolina Eliantonio6 Verbal markers of ‘softness’ in EU law?A computer-based analysis to delimit soft law and hardlaw focusing on directive-like recommendations 111Petra Lea Láncos and Eljalill Tauschinsky7 A legal-argumentative framework for persuasive EU softlaw: The case of the European Commission’s recommendations 142Corina Andone and Floran Comand-KundPART III SECTORAL INSIGHTS8 The comply-or-explain mechanism in the EuropeanSupervisory Authorities, or: does Meroni allow nudging? 176Robert Böttner9 The legal effects of harmonised standards in EU law:From hard to soft law, and back? 193Annalisa Volpato10 Hard rules for soft law: The case of European Uniontelecommunications law 213Emanuel Kollmann11 Conclusions to The Legal Effects of EU Soft Law 233Petra Lea Láncos and Luis Arroyo Jiménez