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Social Sciences, Vol. 14, Pages 217: Relationships Between Activist Groups and Political Parties Shaping the Portuguese Climate Movement: Dynamics of Resistance and Collaboration

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Abstract This article examines the ways in which international investment law evolves. It argues that its initial focus on prosperity and security, at the expense of justice

and freedom, coupled with the system’s social and political dis-embeddedness, led to its current state of disenchantment. [...]

Horizontal cooperation in EU law has created ‘transnational administrative acts’, whose legal effects unfold not only in the issuing Member State, but also in other Member

States of the EU. The European legal system of horizontal cooperation and shared administration is increasingly dependent on the mutual recognition of foreign administrative [...]

Under various forms of international cooperation, especially EU law, Swedish authorities are obliged to recognise foreign administrative decisions. The point of departure under

Swedish law is that foreign administrative decisions have no legal status as such, but need to be recognised in Swedish law. [...]

This special issue explores how national courts review foreign administrative acts within the EU’s integrated administration framework. It examines whether and how courts

engage with transnational administrative acts arising from horizontal cooperation between Member States in fields such as taxation, migration, pharmaceuticals, and [...]

The following paper presents how foreign administrative acts are classified in the Greek legal order and how Greek administrative courts treat them upon judicial review. It

demonstrates that Greek courts exercise judicial restraint when being faced with transnational administrative acts and proceed with a review only in cases of evident [...]