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The Role of the Court of Justice of the European Union: Harmonizing, Creating and Sometimes Disrupting Copyright Law in the European Union
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Human rights and balancing: The principle of proportionality
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Copyright’s Fundamental Rights Dimension at EU Level
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From Internal to External Balancing, and Back? Copyright Limitations and Fundamental Rights in the Digital Environment
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The Constitutionalization of Intellectual Property Law in the EU and the Funke Medien, Pelham and Spiegel Online Decisions of the CJEU: Progress, but Still Some Way to Go!
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