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The Word is a Dangerous Weapon: Jurisdiction, Applicable Law and Personality Rights in EU Law – Missed and New Opportunities
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The article examines jurisdiction and applicable-law issues in disputes concerning personality rights under European Union law, in the context of missed and new opportunities.
Open original publication The Word is a Dangerous Weapon: Jurisdiction, Applicable Law and Personality Rights in EU Law – Missed and New Opportunities
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What are the jurisdiction and applicable-law rules for personality-rights claims in EU law?
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“The Word is a Dangerous Weapon: Jurisdiction, Applicable Law And Personality Rights in EU Law – Missed and New Opportunities”
Journal of Private International Law · 2012
DOI 10.5235/jprivintl.8.2.251
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Csongor István Nagy, “The Word is a Dangerous Weapon: Jurisdiction, Applicable Law And Personality Rights in EU Law – Missed and New Opportunities”, Journal of Private International Law, 2012-08-15, 10.5235/jprivintl.8.2.251. https://doi.org/10.5235/jprivintl.8.2.251
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