Add to ORKGThe aims of this volume are to study the new era in which the European Court of Justice finds itself, following successive waves of EU enlargement. Through eight chapters, Maurice Adams and contributors consider the general principles of EU law, external relations, the internal market, and Union citizenship. Jan Komárek is somewhat disappointed by the short-sighted character of the thinking about judicial legitimacy in most contributions
In recent years, the European Court of Justice has strengthened the rule of law as a binding value w...
In recent years, the European Court of Justice has strengthened the rule of law as a binding value w...
Defence date: 5 December 2013Examining Board: Professor Adrienne Héritier, European University Insti...
This open access book is about the perception of the independence of the judiciary in Europe. Do cit...
The debate on the EU’s legitimacy has long suffered from a number of serious misunderstandings. Supr...
This preface to the new series What ... Should Have Said: Rewriting Landmark Judgments of the Europe...
This preface to the new series What ... Should Have Said: Rewriting Landmark Judgments of the Europe...
Do independent boards of appeal set up in some EU agencies and the European Ombudsman compensate for...
This preface to the new series What ... Should Have Said: Rewriting Landmark Judgments of the Europe...
This preface to the new series What ... Should Have Said: Rewriting Landmark Judgments of the Europe...
The proliferation of international courts and tribunals over the last few decades has made it increa...
The 2015 reform of the EU’s court system will go down in history as the most radical transformation ...
This Living Reviews article evaluates the most important strains of social science research on the i...
In a large body of case law, constitutional courts from the EU Member States have reviewed European ...
This article is a book review of Mary L Volcansek (ed) Judicial Politics and Policy-Making in Wester...
In recent years, the European Court of Justice has strengthened the rule of law as a binding value w...
In recent years, the European Court of Justice has strengthened the rule of law as a binding value w...
Defence date: 5 December 2013Examining Board: Professor Adrienne Héritier, European University Insti...
This open access book is about the perception of the independence of the judiciary in Europe. Do cit...
The debate on the EU’s legitimacy has long suffered from a number of serious misunderstandings. Supr...
This preface to the new series What ... Should Have Said: Rewriting Landmark Judgments of the Europe...
This preface to the new series What ... Should Have Said: Rewriting Landmark Judgments of the Europe...
Do independent boards of appeal set up in some EU agencies and the European Ombudsman compensate for...
This preface to the new series What ... Should Have Said: Rewriting Landmark Judgments of the Europe...
This preface to the new series What ... Should Have Said: Rewriting Landmark Judgments of the Europe...
The proliferation of international courts and tribunals over the last few decades has made it increa...
The 2015 reform of the EU’s court system will go down in history as the most radical transformation ...
This Living Reviews article evaluates the most important strains of social science research on the i...
In a large body of case law, constitutional courts from the EU Member States have reviewed European ...
This article is a book review of Mary L Volcansek (ed) Judicial Politics and Policy-Making in Wester...
In recent years, the European Court of Justice has strengthened the rule of law as a binding value w...
In recent years, the European Court of Justice has strengthened the rule of law as a binding value w...
Defence date: 5 December 2013Examining Board: Professor Adrienne Héritier, European University Insti...