European Constitutional Law Review: Volume 17 -

The Judgment That Wasn’t (But Which Nearly Brought Poland to a Standstill): ‘Judgment’ of the Polish Constitutional Tribunal of 22 October 2020, K1/20
Aleksandra Gliszczyńska-Grabias, Wojciech Sadurski
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13 April 2021, pp. 130-153
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Migrating with Dignity: Conceptualising Human Dignity Through EU Migration Law
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- Migration and the Rule of Law
Nika Bačić Selanec, Davor Petrić
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13 August 2021, pp. 498-516
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Human dignity in the jurisprudence of the Court of Justice of the European Union – Human dignity in EU migration law, particularly in the area of asylum law and irregular migration – Requirement of dignified treatment of third-country nationals in the EU – Relationship between human dignity and substantive values such as tolerance, identity, rights, justice, and the law – Human dignity as a moral right, a legal status, and a political status – Human dignity as a moral principle with a legal pedigree, which underpins determinations of the scope of rights of third-country nationals in EU migration law

Balancing Competences? Proportionality as an Instrument to Regulate the Exercise of Competences after the PSPP Judgment of the Bundesverfassungsgericht
Niels Petersen, Konstantin Chatziathanasiou
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16 July 2021, pp. 314-334
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Analysis of proportionality in the context of Article 5 TEU after the PSPP judgment – Bundesverfassungsgericht challenging Court of Justice to control European Central Bank’s motives – Doctrinal tradition of ‘smoking out’ illicit motives through proportionality – Article 5(4) TEU: proportionality of exercise of competences, primarily safeguarding member states’ autonomy – Court of Justice case law on proportionality: deferential standard of review towards measures of EU institutions – Bundesverfassungsgericht case law on federal competences and municipal autonomy: less deferential but still respectful standard of review – PSPP inconsistent with case law and with Article 5 TEU – Balancing-stage of proportionality unsuitable for motive control

The Veiled Irreverence of the Italian Constitutional Court and the Contours of the Right to Silence for Natural Persons in Administrative Proceedings: Judgment of the Court (Grand Chamber) 2 February 2021, Case C-481/19, DB v Consob, ECLI:EU:C:2021:84
Luigi Lonardo
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23 November 2021, pp. 707-723
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Nature versus Nurture: ‘Sex’ and ‘Gender’ before the Romanian Constitutional Court: A Critical Analysis of Decision 907/2020 on the Unconstitutionality of Banning Gender Perspectives in Education and Research
Elena Brodeală, Georgiana Epure
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07 February 2022, pp. 724-752
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Is Yet Another Book on Constitutional Pluralism Worth Reading?
Suvi Sankari
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17 May 2021, pp. 154-162
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Deconstructing Hirsi: The Return of Hot Returns: ECtHR 13 February 2020, Nos. 8675/15 and 8697/15, ND and NT v Spain
Lucía Alonso Sanz
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21 July 2021, pp. 335-352
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An Open Internet? The Court of Justice of the European Union between Network Neutrality and Zero Rating: ECJ (Grand Chamber) 15 September 2020, Joined Cases C-807/18 and C-39/19, Telenor Magyarország Zrt v Nemzeti Média- és Hírközlési Hatóság Elnöke
Marta Maroni
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29 October 2021, pp. 517-537
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The Transformation of the Economic and Monetary Union: Solidarity, Stability, and the Limits of Judicial Authority
Justin Lindeboom
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11 February 2022, pp. 753-773
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Just Hitting the Nail or Also the Thumb? The Court’s Deference to Member States
Susanne K. Schmidt
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16 July 2021, pp. 353-367
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A Tale of Three Constitutional Courts in Democratic Transitions
Darinka Piqani
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17 May 2021, pp. 163-176
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Proportionality Means Proportionality: Czech Constitutional Court, 2 February 2021, Pl. ÚS 44/17
Marek Antoš, Filip Horák
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02 December 2021, pp. 538-552
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Rethinking Judicial Narratives: The Court of Justice and the Treaty of Rome
Thomas Horsley
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16 September 2021, pp. 553-565
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Shielding the Market from the Masses: Economic Liberalism and the European Union
Hilary Hogan
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09 December 2021, pp. 774-788
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The Judgment That Wasn’t (But Which Nearly Brought Poland to a Standstill): ‘Judgment’ of the Polish Constitutional Tribunal of 22 October 2020, K1/20

Migration and the Rule of Law

Articles

Migrating with Dignity: Conceptualising Human Dignity Through EU Migration Law

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Balancing Competences? Proportionality as an Instrument to Regulate the Exercise of Competences after the PSPP Judgment of the Bundesverfassungsgericht

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The Veiled Irreverence of the Italian Constitutional Court and the Contours of the Right to Silence for Natural Persons in Administrative Proceedings: Judgment of the Court (Grand Chamber) 2 February 2021, Case C-481/19, DB v Consob, ECLI:EU:C:2021:84

Nature versus Nurture: ‘Sex’ and ‘Gender’ before the Romanian Constitutional Court: A Critical Analysis of Decision 907/2020 on the Unconstitutionality of Banning Gender Perspectives in Education and Research

Book Review Essay

Is Yet Another Book on Constitutional Pluralism Worth Reading?

Case Notes

Deconstructing Hirsi: The Return of Hot Returns: ECtHR 13 February 2020, Nos. 8675/15 and 8697/15, ND and NT v Spain

An Open Internet? The Court of Justice of the European Union between Network Neutrality and Zero Rating: ECJ (Grand Chamber) 15 September 2020, Joined Cases C-807/18 and C-39/19, Telenor Magyarország Zrt v Nemzeti Média- és Hírközlési Hatóság Elnöke

Book Review Essay

The Transformation of the Economic and Monetary Union: Solidarity, Stability, and the Limits of Judicial Authority

Just Hitting the Nail or Also the Thumb? The Court’s Deference to Member States

A Tale of Three Constitutional Courts in Democratic Transitions

Case Notes

Proportionality Means Proportionality: Czech Constitutional Court, 2 February 2021, Pl. ÚS 44/17

Book Review Essay

Rethinking Judicial Narratives: The Court of Justice and the Treaty of Rome

Shielding the Market from the Masses: Economic Liberalism and the European Union

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