The European Union's legal integration: a case study of living up to the Denver Summit of Eight.(Recent Rulings of the European Court of Justice)

From: Denver Journal of International Law and Policy | Date: September 22, 1999| Author: Sohar, Christine Juliet | Copyright information

I. INTRODUCTION

In Denver, Colorado the Twenty-Third Annual Summit of the Eight convened and hosted issues of global importance in 1997.(1) The seven leading industrial democracies plus Russia discussed international, regional, and domestic steps to promote economic, political, and global prosperity and integration and environmental reforms to foster a healthy global ecosystem.(2) The national delegates determined: 

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