Add to ORKGThe chapter analyzes the evolution in the case law of the EU judiciary in the field of counter-terrorism. It explains how the initial self-restraint of the CFI in Kadi produced a problem of ineffectiveness in the protection of due process rights and how the subsequent revirement of the ECJ in Kadi represented a satisfactory response to the lack of judicial protection
This Article seeks to examine the relationship between European Union (“EU”) law, international law,...
European counter-terrorist sanctions (in the form of individual sanctions) have acquired a somewhat ...
This working paper discusses the most recent developments in the adoption and adjudication of UN and...
The chapter analyze the evolution in the case law of the EU judiciary in the field of counter-terror...
This collection of papers examines the implications of the European Court of Justice’s approach to U...
This collection of essays examines the implications of ECJ’s approach to UN-related counter terroris...
This article seeks to examine the relationship between European Union law, international law, and th...
This article revisits the response of the European Union (EU) to the challenges posed by anti-terror...
Litigation involving individuals and entities whose financial assets have been frozen and whose name...
The Court of Justice（ECJ）clarified in the KadiⅡ case a standard of review applied to restrictive mea...
From the Introduction. This article seeks to examine the relationship between European Union law, i...
The United Nations Security Council regime of listing Al Qaida and Taliban terrorists under Resoluti...
This Article briefly describes the human rights challenges entailed by the U.N. and EU individual fi...
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) struck a balance between due process rights and national securit...
Although the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, D.C., on 11 September 2001, were not the ...
This Article seeks to examine the relationship between European Union (“EU”) law, international law,...
European counter-terrorist sanctions (in the form of individual sanctions) have acquired a somewhat ...
This working paper discusses the most recent developments in the adoption and adjudication of UN and...
The chapter analyze the evolution in the case law of the EU judiciary in the field of counter-terror...
This collection of papers examines the implications of the European Court of Justice’s approach to U...
This collection of essays examines the implications of ECJ’s approach to UN-related counter terroris...
This article seeks to examine the relationship between European Union law, international law, and th...
This article revisits the response of the European Union (EU) to the challenges posed by anti-terror...
Litigation involving individuals and entities whose financial assets have been frozen and whose name...
The Court of Justice（ECJ）clarified in the KadiⅡ case a standard of review applied to restrictive mea...
From the Introduction. This article seeks to examine the relationship between European Union law, i...
The United Nations Security Council regime of listing Al Qaida and Taliban terrorists under Resoluti...
This Article briefly describes the human rights challenges entailed by the U.N. and EU individual fi...
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) struck a balance between due process rights and national securit...
Although the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, D.C., on 11 September 2001, were not the ...
This Article seeks to examine the relationship between European Union (“EU”) law, international law,...
European counter-terrorist sanctions (in the form of individual sanctions) have acquired a somewhat ...
This working paper discusses the most recent developments in the adoption and adjudication of UN and...