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In history, mainly politicians have been given the title “great negotiator”, for example US President Lyndon B. Johnson for his masterful way of dealing with Congress, former US Senator George Mitchell, who chaired the Northern Ireland peace negotiations that led to the 1998 “Good Friday Agreement”, or the South African leader Nelson Mandela who brokered the end of apartheid. In the EEA context, this title belongs to ESA, as I will explain in this Chapter.
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See for details Chapter 10.
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See for details Chapter 23.
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See Chapter 23.
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See with regard to Protocol 35, Chapter 4.
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77/187/EEC.
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See Chapter 26.
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See for details Chapter 24.
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See for details Chapter 7.
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See for details Chapter 28.
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See Article 20 of the Court’s Statute and Article 97(1) RoP.
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See for details Chapter 11.
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See for details Chapter 16.
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See for details Chapter 8.
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See for details Chapter 10.
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See for details Chapter 8.
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See for details Chapter 25.
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Baudenbacher, C. (2019). ESA—The Great Negotiator. In: Judicial Independence. Springer Biographies. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-02308-9_7
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