Partnerships between international organizations serve a practical function in coordinating institutional actions and supporting mutually shared objectives. However, international law has thus far struggled to address key issues that arise in such scenarios, particularly in the … [Read more...]
Common Principles for a Plurality of Orders A Study on Public Authority in the European Legal Area
Public law was once exclusive to the type of social organisation called state. This exclusivity is no more, particularly in the European legal area: supranational and international organisations wield competences that transform them into institutions of public authority. Due to … [Read more...]
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Tailor-Made Rules Needed: a Balanced Approach to Imposition of Administrative Sanctions in Poland
The paper analyzes Polish legal system under which administrative sanctions are imposed. It is claimed that the efficiency of functioning of this system should be balanced with the appropriate level of observance of procedural fairness as well as with the appropriate rules … [Read more...]
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The Challenges of the New Administrative State of the European Union and the Case for a Fluid Law of Controls
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How the European Parliament’s Participation in International Relations Affects the Deep Tissue of the EU’s Power Structures
The European Parliament’s public refusal to consent to several international agreements gives EU citizens a voice in international relations, which, with all its flaws, draws on a source of democratic legitimation that is independent and separate from the EU Member States. … [Read more...]
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