The Road Not Taken. The CJEU’s Restrictive Way of Reasoning in Asylum Cases and How it Could Change in Light of the Free Movement Case Law
Written by Martin Westlund, Doctoral Student at the Department [...]
Treaty-Making by Afterthought: Can the EU-Mercosur Association Agreement Be Saved by the Joint Instrument?
Eckes, C., Verheyen, R., & Krajewski, P. (in press). Archiv [...]
The Dynamics of Powers in the European Union
This edited collection examines decision-making in the EU and [...]
From Bad to Worse: The Continuous Dilemma Facing Parliaments in European Economic and Fiscal Governance
Written by Päivi Leino-Sandberg and Tapio Raunio Government & Opposition. [...]
Treaty-Making by Afterthought: Can the EU-Mercosur Association Agreement Be Saved by the Joint Instrument?
Written by Professor Christina Eckes and Dr. Roda Verheyen [...]
The ECB, the courts and the issue of democratic legitimacy after Weiss
Written by Nik de Boer & Jens Van ’t [...]
What to Do with the ECB’s Secondary Mandate
Written by Jens van ‘t Klooster & Nik de Boer [...]
Controlling the executive in external migration policy?
Written by Davide Gnes and Milka Sormunen Controlling the executive [...]
Mostly Harmless: the Referring Court in the Preliminary Reference Procedure
Written by A Wallerman Ghavanini. 47 European Law Review 2022, pp 310–330 [...]
Tackling the Climate Crisis with Counter-majoritarian Instruments: Judges between Political Paralysis, Science, and International Law
Written by Christina Eckes. European Papers , Vol. 6, [...]