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Division of powers between the European Economic Community and its member states in the field of external relations

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1986-05

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Polson, Greg.

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The European Economic Community is a rare example of a "supranational" organisation - a body to which the Member States have delegated certain aspects of their sovereign power.

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iii, 102 leaves.

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International and municipal law -- European Economic Community countries., Treaty-making power -- European Economic Community countries., European Economic Community countries -- Foreign relations -- Treaties.

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https://hdl.handle.net/1885/733814179

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2099-12-31

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