The CJEU demonstrates a tendency to defer decisions involving international law questions to the relevant institutions, indicating institutional respect.
Key evidence shows that the CJEU often prioritizes political considerations in its rulings related to international law, which shapes legal outcomes.
This analysis examines the CJEU's rulings involving international law, assessing the role of various institutions in these decisions.
These insights highlight the complex interplay between law and politics, emphasizing the need for clear institutional boundaries.
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