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  • EU and its member states' competence clash in the field of the internal market
    Hojnik, Janja
    The author argues that in a democratic legal system internal market may not be regulated without sufficient attention being paid to national autonomy and diversity. In this light the principle of ... subsidiarity requires a withdrawal from the ideal internal market goal and an orientation towards more workable solutions, which take into account that at the present state of integration European citizens primarily direct their legitimacy at their nation states. As the pure host-state approach, based on the principle of non-discrimination, may obstruct free movement of production factors, the author emphasises the importance of the principles of mutual recognition and state of origin. However, these principles enhance the prisoners' dilemma and horizontal competition between national legal orders. Accordingly, the author concludes that an adequate combination of decentralism and centralism is needed in market law.
    Type of material - article, component part
    Publish date - 2019
    Language - english
    COBISS.SI-ID - 5707051