A Recap 30 Years after Keck: Unbridgeable Differences or Recurring Tales in EU Market Jurisprudence?
More than 30 years ago, the European Court of Justice (“ECJ” or “Court”) adopted its famous decision in Keck. While the debate about the state of market jurisprudence has not caught much attention in recent years, discrepancies between Keck and subsequent case law, particularly … [Read more...]
Shifting the Institutional Balance in Times of Crisis? The Expanding Role of the Council in the Implementation of EU Spending Instruments
This paper examines the evolving role of the Council in the implementation of EU law, particularly regarding crisis-related spending instruments. The Treaties reserve the implementation of EU law for the Commission and Member States and only exceptionally for the Council. … [Read more...]
Strategic litigation in EU law: Who does it empower?
Global law and the black holes (that would like to gobble it up)
One of the many effects of globalization that marked the beginning of the new century was the awareness that, in a myriad different ways, the process had spawned a global legal space; not just a potential space, but a space increasingly filled with regulations, decisions, … [Read more...]
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