Our most recent papers

• No. 1/09
  Grainne de Burca
  The European Court of Justice and the International Legal Order after Kadi
  
  
• No. 2/09
  Daniel Halberstam and Eric Stein
  The United Nations, the European Union, and the King of Sweden: Economic Sanctions and Individual Rights in a Plural World Order
  
  
• No. 3/09
  Sergio Dellavalle
  Constitutionalism Beyond the Constitution: The Treaty of Lisbon in the Light of Post-National Public Law
  
  
• No. 4/09
  Laurent Pech
  The Rule of Law as a Constitutional Principle of the European Union
  
  
• No. 5/09
  Kostas A. Lavdas, Dimitris N. Chryssochoou
  Republican Europe in a Liberal Milieu
  
  
• No. 6/09
  Marco Dani
  Remedying European legal pluralism
  The FIAMM and Fedon litigation and the judicial protection of international trade bystanders
  
  
• No. 7/09
  António Frada de Sousa
  Company’s Cross-border Transfer of Seat in the EU after Cartesio
  
  
• No. 8/09
  Ioannis Lianos
  “’Lost in Translation’? Towards a Theory of Economic Transplants”
  
  
• No. 9/09
  Kristin Henrard
  The First Substantive ECJ Judgment on the Racial Equality Directive: A Strong Message in a Conceptually Flawed and Responsively Weak Bottle
  
  
• No. 10/09
  Laurent Pech
  The Law of Holocaust Denial in Europe: Towards a (qualified) EU-wide Criminal Prohibition
  
  
• No. 11/09
  Joanna Krzeminska-Vamvaka
  Horizontal effect of fundamental rights and freedoms – much ado about nothing? German, Polish and EU theories compared after Viking Line
  
  
• No. 12/09
  Antonio Segura-Serrano
  The Transformation of International Law
  
  
• No. 13/09
  Stephan Sberro
  Could - and should - English win the "language war" in regional integration? NAFTA and EU experience