Which Rule of Law for the External Borders of the European Union? Agencies, Institutions, and the Complex Upholding of the Rule of Law at the EU’s External Borders

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Table of Contents: I. Introduction: the low-intensity constitutionalism of the EU and its meaning for agencies. – II. The rule of law and its implication in the EU legal order: effective judicial protection. – II.1. Rule of law and effective judicial protection. – II.2. The rule of law and its meaning for agencies.  – III. The rule of law and...

Which Rule of Law for the External Borders of the European Union? Agencies, Institutions, and the Complex Upholding of the Rule of Law at the EU’s External Borders

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Table of Contents: I. Introduction: the low-intensity constitutionalism of the EU and its meaning for agencies. – II. The rule of law and its implication in the EU legal order: effective judicial protection. – II.1. Rule of law and effective judicial protection. – II.2. The rule of law and its meaning for agencies.  – III. The rule of law and...

Biometric Borders Envisaged by Frontex: Fundamental Rights in the Backseat

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Table of Contents: I. Introduction. – II. Technological and legal aspects of biometrics. – II.1. Technological aspects and the application of biometrics in the EU. – II.2. Biometric legal framework. – III. Frontex’s biometric policy and fundamental rights. – III.1. Frontex role and legal obligations concerning biometrics. – III.2. Technology...

Biometric Borders Envisaged by Frontex: Fundamental Rights in the Backseat

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Table of Contents: I. Introduction. – II. Technological and legal aspects of biometrics. – II.1. Technological aspects and the application of biometrics in the EU. – II.2. Biometric legal framework. – III. Frontex’s biometric policy and fundamental rights. – III.1. Frontex role and legal obligations concerning biometrics. – III.2. Technology...

The Notion of “Judgment” in the EU Regulations on Cross-Border Collection of Monetary Claims: A Change in Understanding?

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Table of Contents: I. Introduction. – II. The notion of “judgment” in the EU regulations on cross-border collection of monetary claims prior to H Limited and London Steam-Ship Owners. – II.1. “Any judgment”. – II.2. “A court or tribunal”. – II.3. “A Member State”. – III. The notion of “judgment” in the EU regulations on cross-...

Judicial Europeanisation Through Deconstitutionalisation: The Case of the Analogous Application of the Citizenship Directive

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Table of Contents: I. Introduction. – II. The Court’s ability to influence policies. – III. Research design – IV. The analogous application of the Directive – IV.1. Periods of residence completed under Directive 68/360 – IV.2. Free movers returning to their Member State of origin – IV.3. Free movers naturalised in the host Member State – V. National...

Judicial Europeanisation Through Deconstitutionalisation: The Case of the Analogous Application of the Citizenship Directive

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Table of Contents: I. Introduction. – II. The Court’s ability to influence policies. – III. Research design – IV. The analogous application of the Directive – IV.1. Periods of residence completed under Directive 68/360 – IV.2. Free movers returning to their Member State of origin – IV.3. Free movers naturalised in the host Member State – V. National...

The Notion of “Judgment” in the EU Regulations on Cross-Border Collection of Monetary Claims: A Change in Understanding?

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Table of Contents: I. Introduction. – II. The notion of “judgment” in the EU regulations on cross-border collection of monetary claims prior to H Limited and London Steam-Ship Owners. – II.1. “Any judgment”. – II.2. “A court or tribunal”. – II.3. “A Member State”. – III. The notion of “judgment” in the EU regulations on cross-...

The Notion of “Judgment” in the EU Regulations on Cross-Border Collection of Monetary Claims: A Change in Understanding?

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Table of Contents: I. Introduction. – II. The notion of “judgment” in the EU regulations on cross-border collection of monetary claims prior to H Limited and London Steam-Ship Owners. – II.1. “Any judgment”. – II.2. “A court or tribunal”. – II.3. “A Member State”. – III. The notion of “judgment” in the EU regulations on cross-...

Judicial Europeanisation Through Deconstitutionalisation: The Case of the Analogous Application of the Citizenship Directive

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Table of Contents: I. Introduction. – II. The Court’s ability to influence policies. – III. Research design – IV. The analogous application of the Directive – IV.1. Periods of residence completed under Directive 68/360 – IV.2. Free movers returning to their Member State of origin – IV.3. Free movers naturalised in the host Member State – V. National...

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