European Law Journal

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  Año 2024, Vol. 30, Número 1-2. Texto Completo Ejemplar

  • Editorial

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      Guest editorial: The external borders of theEuropean Union: Between a rule of law crisis andaccountability gaps

      Luisa Marin, Mariana Gkliati, Salvatore Fabio Nicolosi

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      págs. 2-10

      

  • KALEIDOSCOPE 1: The contours of a rule of law crisis at the borders of the European Union

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      Frontex at the epicentre of a rule of law crisis at the external borders of the EU

      Luisa Marin

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      págs. 11-28

      
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      EU constitutional dismantling through strategic informalisation: Soft readmission governance as concerted dis-integration

      Violeta Moreno Lax

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      págs. 29-59

      
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      Rule of law backsliding within the EU: The case of informal readmissions of third-country nationals at internal borders

      Emanuela Pistoia

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      págs. 60-73

      
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      Watching the guards: Ensuring compliance with fundamental rights at the external borders

      Jorrit J Rijpma

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      págs. 74-86

      
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      Datafication of the hotspots in the blind spot of supervisory authorities

      Sarah Tas

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      págs. 87-102

      
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      Limits to discretion and automated risk assessments in EU border control: Recognising the political in the technical

      Amanda Musco Eklund

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      págs. 103-121

      
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      The regulation of AI-based migration technologies under the EU AI Act: (Still) operating in the shadows?

      Ludivine Sarah Stewart

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      págs. 122-135

      

  • KALEIDOSCOPE 2: Access to justice and accountability in the emerging European shared administration

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      Frontex and access to justice: The need for effective monitoring mechanisms

      Elspeth Guild

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      págs. 136-148

      
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      The European Border and Coast Guard Agency (Frontex) and the limits to effective judicial protection in European Union law

      Salvatore Fabio Nicolosi

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      págs. 149-164

      
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      The European Union Agency for Asylum: Legal remedies and national articulations in composite procedures

      Agostina Pirrello

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      págs. 165-180

      
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      Does the European Union's rule of law require the criminalisation of EU public officials? A first appraisal

      Alberto di Martino

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      págs. 181-196

      
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      Decoding Frontex's fragmented accountability mosaic and introducing systemic accountability - System Reset

      Mariana Gkliati

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      págs. 197-216

      
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      Frontex's expanding mandate: Has democratic control caught up?

      Tineke Strik

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      págs. 217-237

      
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      The potential of budgetary discharge for political accountability: Which lessons from the case of Frontex?

      Michele Gigli

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      págs. 238-252

      

  • Epilogue

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      Shadow

      Pap Khouma

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      págs. 253-254