The constitutional dimension of European Union law promises—in its most ambitious forms—reflexive structures of post-national democratic community. But this ambition poses profound philosophical challenges for how we think about the legitimacy of European judiciaries—the relation … [Read more...]
Family Law: A blind-spot
Scholarly conversations about transnational law, or law and globalization often ignore family law. While a majority of early transnational law scholars focused mostly on regulatory issues predominantly concerning economic matters, family law questions have only more recently … [Read more...]
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Social Capture of EU Competition Policy
This article argues that EU competition policy may be becoming more lenient through social capture. Social capture is a process whereby the social environment of public officials consciously or inadvertently shapes their policy-relevant views in a direction that serves the … [Read more...]
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The Naturalisation–Privacy Interface: Publication of Personal Data of New Citizens vs European Privacy Standards
At present, there is great variance in the law and practice concerning the publication of personal data of newly naturalized citizens across the EU Member States, affecting a million individuals annually. Depending on the extent of the personal details made available, publishing … [Read more...]
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Women on Company Boards: Equality Meets Subsidiarity
This paper explores the justifications for and objections to the proposed European Union ‘women on company boards’ Directive. It notes that Member State opposition to the measure had different emphases. Those new, post-socialist Member States which intervened prominently … [Read more...]
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