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Table of contents
I Introduction
1. Background
2. Aims and Objectives
3. Contribution
4. Structure
II. Industry self-regulation as a regulatory model
1. General remarks
2. Definition of self-regulation with particular regard to advertising
3. The benefits of self-regulation
4. Weaknesses of advertising self-regulation
5. Discussion
III The principle of subsidiarity, Art. 5, par
1. General remarks
2. The procedure of application
3. The role of self-regulation in the German test grid
4. Discussion
IV The relevance of advertising self-regulation for legislative and political decisions
1. General remarks
2. Advertising self-regulation: Its relevance in EU-legislation
3. Advertising self-regulation: Its relevance in the political opinion forming and decision-making process within the EU-Commission and the EU-Parliament
4. Discussion
V The implementation of EU-directives into national law by means of self-regulatory mechanisms
1. The subject matter
2. European legal provisions
3. Approaches for due consideration of self-regulation in connection with implementation acts
4. Discussion
VI The role of advertising self-regulation in the UK and Germany
1. Structures
2. The statutory environment
3. Number of cases treated by the ASA and the Deutscher Werberat
4. Discussion
VII Conclusion
VIII References
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- Christoph Wronka (Author), 2015, The relevance of industry self-regulation in the light of the principle of subsidiarity enshrined in Article 5 para 3 TEU, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/946976
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