Evidence-Informed Lawmaking and the Use of Evidence by the European Parliament: The Case of Harmful Content in the Digital Services Act

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Table of Contents: 1. Introduction. – 1.1. Better lawmaking as a joint effort. – 1.2. Methodology. – 2. Shortcomings in the Commission impact assessment. – 2.1 Regulating platforms’ standard terms. – 2.2. Regulating recommender systems. – 2.3 Evidence, strengths and weaknesses in the impact assessment. – 3. European Parliament’s amendments. – 3.1....

Excessive Data Collection as an Exploitative Abuse Under EU Competition Law

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Table of Contents: 1. Introduction. – 2. The relationship between excessive pricing and excessive data collection. 2.1. United Brands – step 1. – 2.2. United Brands – step 2. – 3. The relationship between unfair trading conditions and excessive data collection. – 4. Excessive data collection in practice: Meta (formerly Facebook...

Between Values and Identity: From Consensus to Conflict?

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Table of Contents: 1. Introduction. – 2. Between two identities: national and European identity in EU law. – 2.1. The concept of European identity in EU law. – 2.2. National identity in the context of EU Law. – 2.3. Interplay between national and European identity. – 3. From consensus to conflict? – 3.1. Identified cases. – 3.2. Which...

Detecting the Footprints of the Legal Reasoning of the Court of Justice: Inquiry into the Citation Methods

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Table of Contents: 1. Simple as it is? – 1.1. Analysis of drafting elements. – 1.2. Interpretative and systematic understanding. – 2. A concise framework to understand the use of precedents by the Luxembourg Court. 3. Case-study 1: a turning point in the case-law on the independence of judges. – 4. Case-study 2: two close episodes...

A Matter of Measure: Proportionality of Penalties and the Soft Dialogue Among Courts in the EU

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Table of Contents: 1. Background. – 2. The strange case of the direct effect of the principle of proportionality of penalties. – 2.1. The NE II judgement and its shift in perspective. – 2.2. Implications of the NE ruling. – 3. Tensions with national constitutional structures: the Italian example. – 4. The Italian Constitutional...

The Many Facets of the Autonomy of EU Law: Inside and Outside Views. Introduction to the Special Section

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Table of Contents: 1. Setting the scene: EU autonomy and its expanding external dimension – 2. Inside and outside perspectives on EU autonomy – 3. Bridging perspectives: introducing the Special Section – 4. Concluding thoughts.

Abstract: The autonomy of EU law is a foundational principle of the...

Of Snowballs and Yoyos: Some Conceptual Reflections on the Autonomy of the EU Legal Order

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Table of Contents: 1. Introduction. – 2. Snowballing: expanding and mushing together autonomy and other principles. – 3. Yoyoing: pivoting between ‘thick’ and ‘thin’ autonomy. – 4. Zooming in: different understandings of autonomy in action. – 4.1. Investment arbitration as the hotbed of recent EU autonomy debates. – 4.2. The EU’s accession to the...

On Paper Crowns: The Exclusive Jurisdiction of the Court of Justice of the EU and International Law

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Table of Contents: 1. Introduction. – 2. The CJEU and the Autonomy of EU Law. – 2.1. Exclusive jurisdiction under Article 344 TFEU. – 2.2. Exclusive jurisdiction over broader interpretation of EU law. – 3. The View from Public International Law. – 3.1. Key Concepts and Structures of Public International Law. – 3.2. The Limits of CJEU Exclusivity. –...

The Scope of Jurisdiction of the CJEU in the Field of Common Foreign and Security Policy for Human Rights Violations and the EU’s Accession to the ECHR: Is Schrödinger’s Cat Alive or Dead

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Table of Contents: 1. Introduction. – 2. The consequences of Opinion 2/13: Basket Four and the developments of the Court’s case law in relation to the CFSP. – 2.1. The Problem of Basket Four. – 2.2. Exploring the jurisdiction regarding the CFSP: the developing case law of the Court. – 2.3. Refining the jurisdiction of the Court: Neves...

New Dimensions of the Right to an Effective Remedy in the Jurisprudence of the CJEU: At the Intersection of Legal Orders

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Table of Contents: 1. The autonomy of EU law and the right to an effective remedy. – 2. The right to an effective remedy in the CFSP. – 2.1. Elitaliana. – 2.2. H v. Council – 2.3. SatCen. – 2.4. Rosneft – 2.5. Bank Refah Kargaran. – 2.6. KS and KD. – 2.7. Interim conclusion. – 3. EU accession to...

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