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Friday, 20 June 2025
National Limits, European Claims: The Ultra Vires Conflict in EU Constitutional Law (part 1)
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Dr Benedikt Riedl , Mjur (Oxford), postdoctoral researcher and academic assistant at the Chair of Public Law and Legal Philosophy (Prof D...
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Sunday, 30 June 2019
The beginning of the end for Poland’s so-called “judicial reforms”? Some thoughts on the ECJ ruling in Commission v Poland (Independence of the Supreme Court case)
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Laurent Pech , Professor of European Law, Middlesex University London Sébastien Platon , Professor of Public Law, University of...
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Saturday, 4 August 2018
The CJEU and the rule of law in Poland: Note on the Polish Supreme Court preliminary ruling request of 2 August 2018
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Alicja Sikora , Chair EU Law, Jagiellonian University As Eugene Ionesco put it, you can only predict things after they have happ...
Tuesday, 13 December 2016
Dialogue or disobedience between the European Court of Justice and the Danish Constitutional Court? The Danish Supreme Court challenges the Mangold-principle
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Sune Klinge , PhD Fellow, Centre for Comparative and European Consitutional Studies, Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen ...
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