Ex Parte Principis Re-(b)ordering Europe Through Migration Law and Legal Fictions

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Table of Contents: 1. An introduction to legal fictions: structure, functions and purposes. – 1.1. The (dis)appearance of fictio iuris: common beliefs. – 1.2. Strategic dissimulation. – 2. Non-entry fiction, (international) transit zones and extraterritoriality. – 2.1. The gradual proliferation of non-entry fictions across the Member States...

The Identity Turn in European Citizenship Law

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Table of Contents: 1. Introduction – 2. The jurisprudential context – 2.1. Citizenship from solidarity to identity – 2.2. Values and competence in EU law – 2.3. The naming cases – 3. The radicalness of the Coman line – 3.1. Old principles in a new context – 3.2. Mutual recognition – 3.3. Justification and consistency – 3.4. U-turns – 4....

The Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression Against Ukraine in the European Legal Space

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Table of Contents: 1. Introduction. – 2. The timeline of the creation of the Special Tribunal. – 2.1. On the desirability of the Tribunal. – 2.2. Mobilising international support (2014–2023). – 2.3. Towards formalization: the Council of Europe Framework (2023–2025). – 3. Key features of the Special Tribunal. – 3.1. Jurisdiction: a narrow and focused...

EU Accession to the ECHR: The Challenges in Implementing the Accession Agreement at EU Level

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Table of Contents: 1. Introduction. – 2. EU internal arrangements implementing international conventions. – 3. The provisions of the accession agreement that must be implemented at the EU level. – 3.1. The co–respondent mechanism and the role of the EU institutions in its implementation. – 3.2. The Prior Involvement of the CJEU. – 3.3....

Procedural Limbo and Responsibility Evasion in the Dublin System: Unpacking the Pitfalls of the Dublin III Regulation in Case C-458/24 Daraa

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Table of Contents: 1. Introduction. – 2. Context, background and judgment. – 2.1. Facts of the case and legal framework. – 2.2. The Opinion of the AG and the judgment of the Court. – 3. Critical analysis. – 3.1. The trajectory of the case law. – 3.1.1. Exceptions to transfers due to systemic deficiencies and fundamental rights concerns. – 3.1.2...

Consolidating Commission Executive Power Through the European Competitiveness Fund?

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Table of Contents: Introduction. – 1. EU budgetary governance and authority. – 1.1. The next MFF and its institutional foundations. – 1.2. The European executive in relation to the institutional balance. – 1.2.1. The executive power at the EU level in the institutional balance framework. – 1.2.2. The evolving executive role in EU budgetary...

Unpacking the Electricity Market Design Reform: The Introduction of the Right to ‘Energy Sharing’

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Table of Contents: 1. The Electricity Market Design Reform in context: the regulatory contents of the energy transition. – 2. The introduction of ‘energy sharing’ as a general right. – 3. The broader implications of the introduction of ‘energy sharing’. – 3.1. ‘Energy sharing’ and the reconfiguration of roles in EU electricity...

Addicted to Exclusivity in EU External Action: Another Chapter in Constitutionalising the Unity of EU Representation in International Fora. Case C-271/23 [GC], European Commission v Hungary (Reclassification of Cannabis)

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Table of Contents: 1. Introduction. – 2. Factual and legal background. – 3. Preliminary issues: admissibility. – 4. Assessment and findings of the CJEU. – 4.1. Breaching the Council decision setting out the common EU position. – 4.2. Disrespecting the EU’s exclusive external competence under Article 3(2) TFEU. – 4.3. Breaching the principle of...

The Pay Exclusion, Procedural Competence, and the Limits of Social Constitutionalism After the Ruling of the Court of Justice on the Adequate Minimum Wages Directive

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Table of Contents: 1. Introduction: the constitutional fault line. – 2. The Directive on adequate minimum wages: ambition, architecture, and constitutional risk. – 2.1. Political origins and normative stakes. – 2.2. The architecture of constrained ambition. – 3. The annulment action: constitutional arguments and what they disclose. – 3.1. The...

Dignity of the Individual within the Legal Framework of the European Union

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Table of Contents: 1. Dignity and dignities in legal systems. – 2. The concept of human dignity in the employment relationship at the European level. – 3. Normative pillars of workers’ dignity in European Law: EU-level protections. – 4. Constitutional guarantees and beyond: the Italian case. – 4.1. The role of case law in defining the ‘spectrum’ of...

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