Add to ORKGAbstract The COVID-19 pandemic gave rise to a wave of adoption of soft law at EU level. As a regulatory tool, soft law is associated with greater efficiency, because it can be adopted without the necessity to respect complex procedural rules. In addition, it is not binding and it leaves it to its addressees to adapt according to their needs and possibilities. On the other hand, it raises questions about legitimacy, competences and control. The paper identifies the problematic aspects of EU soft law and explains why the current crisis represents an opportunity to address them
When Member States restrict free movement on public health grounds they must show that their measure...
The paper focuses on a particular aspect of the legislative process in the European Union: the soft ...
The increased recourse to soft law by the European Union (EU) as a flexible solution to complex soci...
peer reviewedAbstract The COVID-19 pandemic gave rise to a wave of adoption of soft law at EU leve...
Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic gave rise to a wave of adoption of soft law at EU level. As a regulat...
This article takes issue with the legitimacy of EU soft law instruments issued to deal with the COVI...
The increasing use in the EU of soft law norms has created an extensive debate over the centrality o...
The European Commission has used soft law instruments to tackle the COVID-19 crisis. In so doing, it...
Greece emerged as the EU's poster child in the fight against COVID-19 during the first few months of...
After a brief review of the history and typology of soft law in public international law, we approac...
Regional and global networks increasingly develop, promulgate and diffuse soft law in the form of no...
This article reflects on the role played by non-binding legal instruments in Italy when it faced the...
The EU avails itself increasingly of soft law instruments, in certain situations to the detriment of...
When Member States restrict free movement on public health grounds they must show that their measure...
The paper focuses on a particular aspect of the legislative process in the European Union: the soft ...
The increased recourse to soft law by the European Union (EU) as a flexible solution to complex soci...
peer reviewedAbstract The COVID-19 pandemic gave rise to a wave of adoption of soft law at EU leve...
Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic gave rise to a wave of adoption of soft law at EU level. As a regulat...
This article takes issue with the legitimacy of EU soft law instruments issued to deal with the COVI...
The increasing use in the EU of soft law norms has created an extensive debate over the centrality o...
The European Commission has used soft law instruments to tackle the COVID-19 crisis. In so doing, it...
Greece emerged as the EU's poster child in the fight against COVID-19 during the first few months of...
After a brief review of the history and typology of soft law in public international law, we approac...
Regional and global networks increasingly develop, promulgate and diffuse soft law in the form of no...
This article reflects on the role played by non-binding legal instruments in Italy when it faced the...
The EU avails itself increasingly of soft law instruments, in certain situations to the detriment of...
When Member States restrict free movement on public health grounds they must show that their measure...
The paper focuses on a particular aspect of the legislative process in the European Union: the soft ...
The increased recourse to soft law by the European Union (EU) as a flexible solution to complex soci...