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No. 01/14: Eyal Benvenisti and George W. Downs
The Premises, Assumptions, and Implications of Van Gend en Loos: Viewed from the Perspectives of Democracy and Legitimacy of International Institutions -
No. 02/14: William M. Carter, Jr. and
Vivian Grosswald Curran
The Use, Abuse, and Non-Use of International Law in the United States and France -
No. 03/14: Damian Chalmers and Luis Barroso
What Van Gend en Loos Stands For -
No. 04/14: Jan Komárek
Waiting for the Existential Revolution in Europe -
No. 05/14: Francesca Martines
Direct Effect of International Agreements of the European Union -
No. 06/14: André Nollkaemper
The Duality of Direct Effect of International Law -
No. 07/14: Sophie Robin-Olivier
The Evolution of Direct Effect in the EU: Stocktaking, Problems, Projections -
No. 08/14: Michel Rosenfeld
Is Global Constitutionalism Meaningful or Desirable? -
No. 09/14: Hélène Ruiz Fabri
Is There a Case – Legally and Politically – For Direct Effect of WTO Obligations? -
No. 10/14: J.H.H. Weiler
Van Gend en Loos: The Individual as Subject and Object and the Dilemma of European Legitimacy -
No. 11/14: Barry E. Carter
The United States: Use, Non-Use, and Abuse of International Law in the U.S. Legal Order -
No. 12/14: Christina Eckes
How the European Parliament’s Participation in International Relations Affects the Deep Tissue of the EU’s Power Structures -
No. 13/14: Rike U. Krämer
“Trade and” Environment: Diagonal Conflicts in WTO, EU and U.S. Procurement Law -
No. 14/14: George Katrougalos
Global Administrative Law and Democracy -
No. 15/14: Arie Rosen
Two Logics of Authority: Reason and Fiat in Modern Law -
No. 16/14: Armin von Bogdandy
Common Principles for a Plurality of Orders A Study on Public Authority in the European Legal Area -
No. 17/14: Valentina Vadi
Toward a Lex Administrativa Culturalis? The Adjudication of Cultural Disputes Before Investment Arbitral Tribunals -
No. 18/14: Laurence Boisson de Chazournes
Responsibility of International Organizations in Financial Partnerships: Some Remarks -
No. 19/14: Luis Barroso
The Challenges of the New Administrative State of the European Union and the Case for a Fluid Law of Controls -
No. 20/14: Niels Petersen
Balancing and Judicial Self-Empowerment – On the rise of balancing in the jurisprudence of the German Constitutional Court – -
No. 21/14: Sung Hui Kim
Pari passu: The Nazi Gambit -
No. 22/14: Maciej Bernatt
Tailor-Made Rules Needed: a Balanced Approach to Imposition of Administrative Sanctions in Poland -
No. 23/14: Antoine Vauchez
Methodological Europeanism at the Cradle: Methodological Entrepreneurs, the Acquis and the Making of Europe’s Cognitive Equipment -
No. 24/14: Joanna Kulesza
Protecting Human Rights Online — An Obligation of Due Diligence -
No. 25/14: Ester Herlin-Karnell
Is administrative law still relevant? How the battle of sanctions has shaped EU criminal law -
No. 26/14: Wojciech Sadurski
Public Reason and Constitutional Law