The ‘global’ forms an increasingly regular, active and explicit part of the daily business of the EU.  The paper argues that there is a specific mismatch between the commitment to transparency on a daily level in international and external fields and practices of EU law and the … [Read more...]

The engagement of conservative, populist governments with constitutional reform and constitution-making is perceived as a significant threat to the rule of law and democracy within the European Union. Constitutionalists often assume a relation of mutual exclusion between populism … [Read more...]

The past decade gave rise to serious criticism of the ECtHR. This article analyzes the position of the ECtHR with regard to a more recent phenomenon challenging the ECtHR – an unprecedented wave of populism in Europe. The article argues that the rise of populism not only … [Read more...]

The European project is going through an unprecedented crisis. A large part of public opinion is seeing the European Union more as the problem than the solution. The business as usual approach is not a guarantee of survival. This work stems from the necessity of a radical and … [Read more...]

The primary if not sole concern of Samuel Moyn in his recent, critically-fêted book Not Enough: Human Rights in an Unequal World is distributive or material equality.  If this were not already clear from the preceding chapters of the book, the concluding chapter, which draws on … [Read more...]