Table of Contents: I. The cumulative complexities of ETIAS. – II. ETIAS, element of a Global Information System. – II.1. Integration conditions. – II.2. The integration mechanisms. – III. ETIAS, element of a penal mechanism. – III.1. Differentiating the criminal and administrative functions of ETIAS. – III.2. Blurring of the penal and administrative...
Table of Contents: I. Access to electronic evidence as a new tool for criminal justice actors. – II. The importance of common procedural standards. – III. The EU’s contribution to the clarification of the applicable law. – III.1. EU Standards with a large territorial scope of application. – III.2. Negotiating a bilateral agreement with the United...
Table of Contents: I. Introduction: the state of play. – II. Background: a European patchwork. – III. Brexit: replicating the un-replicable. – IV. EU versus UK: opposing directions of travel. – V. EU-27: a new dawn for criminal law cooperation? – VI. Concluding remarks.
Abstract: This ...
Table of Contents: I. Introduction. – II. The one and the many European Commission(s): institutional coherence and functional fragmentation. – III. Economic governance: a new double-edged function. – III.1. The Commission in the post-crisis reform: a patchwork of functions. – III.2. The super-Olli Procedure: an EMU super Commissioner? – III.3. The...
Table of Contents: I. Economic and social rights and the European integration process. – II. Promoting economic and social rights within the internal market through the recognition of horizontal effects of the Charter: limits and caveats. – III. New challenges in the promotion of economic and social rights through the Charter’s effects in horizontal...
Table of Contents: I. Economic and social rights and the European integration process. – II. Promoting economic and social rights within the internal market through the recognition of horizontal effects of the Charter: limits and caveats. – III. New challenges in the promotion of economic and social rights through the Charter’s effects in horizontal...
Table of Contents: I. Introduction. – II. Prison systems in the EU. – II.1. Human rights in detention. – II.2. Inconsistent and unsatisfactory detention conditions. – III. The need for EU action. – III.1. The centrality of fundamental rights in the AFSJ. – III.2. Aranyosi/Căldăraru: balancing between trust and rights? – IV. Improving...
Table of Contents: I. Introduction. – II. Prison systems in the EU. – II.1. Human rights in detention. – II.2. Inconsistent and unsatisfactory detention conditions. – III. The need for EU action. – III.1. The centrality of fundamental rights in the AFSJ. – III.2. Aranyosi/Căldăraru: balancing between trust and rights? – IV. Improving...
Table of Contents: I. Introduction. – II. Shout out to wonderful commentators & peer reviewers. – III. Overview of the contributions. – III.1. Novel institutional approaches. – III.2. Novel (de-)centralised enforcement. – III.3. Future implications of fundamental rights protection. – III.4. New “solutions” to contemporary challenges. – III.5. The EU’s external...
Table of Contents: I. Introduction. – II. The European Parliament: a lobbying target sui generis? – II.1. Specificities of lobbying in the EU. – II.2. Specificities of lobbying in the European Parliament. – III. The place of EP lobbying in EU primary law and EU parliamentary law. – III.1. The TEU and the TFEU. – III.2. The Charter of...
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