In this Article, the authors present a comprehensive examination of the existence and development of "federal common law" in the European Union, drawing upon the extensive legal commentary and jurisprudence concerning this doctrine in the United States. They assert that a two-part framework governs the creation of European "federal common law," whi...
'Functional overlap in the jurisdiction and competencies of international agreements can lead to incomplete and contradicting regulation, which erodes benefits form international cooperation. The framework developed in this paper seeks to further the theoretical analysis of the domestic and international determinants for the origin and the persiste...
