Acceso usuarios
Affirming legal orthodoxy in these most unorthodox times: reflections on the ruling in Commission v Poland
págs. 327-340
Conditionality and the making of the EU spending power: the question of competence
Marco Fisicaro
págs. 345-370
Extrajudicial and judicial remedies in algorithm-assisted decision-making: the case of EU IT systems for migration and security
Alexandra Karaiskou, Niovi Vavoula
págs. 371-412
Evading EU law through summary returns at internal borders: practice, legality and the role of courts
Madalina Bianca Moraru, Adel Naim Reyhani
págs. 413-453
EU rule of law mechanisms in context: a comparative analysis of intra-EU and accession standards for national judiciaries
Sophie Charlotte Lemmer
págs. 455-492
EU accession to the ECHR and the autonomy of EU law: the underexposed risk of third-country integration in the EU legal order
Jarne De Geyter
págs. 493-534
The promise and perils of the product governance approach to regulating personalized credit pricing
Melvin Tjon Akon
págs. 535-570
The right of mobile EU citizens to become a member of a political party or political movement after "Commission v Czech Republic and Commission v Poland": C-808/21, Comm'n v. Czech Republic, EU:C:2024:962; C-814/21, Comm'n v. Poland, EU:C:2024:963 (CJEU, GC, 19 Nov. 2024)
John Cotter
págs. 571-590
CFSP "exceptionalism" and the constitutional promise of effective judicial protection: [a comment on] Joined Cases C-29 & C-44/22 P, KS and KD v Council and Others, EU:C:2024:725; C-351/22, Neves 77 Solutions v ANAF, EU:C:2024:723 (CJEU, GC, 10 Sept. 2024)
Eleftheria Asimakopoulou
págs. 591-620
Collective redress in antitrust damages: with procedural autonomy, comes great responsibility: [a comment on] Case C-253/23, ASG 2 Ausgleichsgesellschaft für die Sägeindustrie Nordrhein-Westfalen GmbH v Land Nordrhein-Westfalen, Judgment of the Court of Justice (Grand Chamber) of 28 January 2025, EU:C:2025:40
Catherine Warin
págs. 621-638
