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Continue reading →: Agency Independence in Global Perspective: Law, Legitimacy & PoliticsAgencies and their independence – comparative
On 29th December 2025, the Yale Comparative Administrative Law Listserv, the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, and the Review of EuropeanAdministrative Law Blog (REALaw) organised a online webinar on: Agency Independence in Global Perspective: Law, Legitimacy & Politics. The immediate trigger for the webinar was the…
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1–2 minutesContinue reading →: European administrative law dialogue – Book Launch: Administrative Rulemaking and Planning in European Laws
This REALaw Dialogue celebrates the publication of a fascinating new book by Giacinto della Cananea (Università Bocconi) and Angela Ferrari Zumbini (Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II), entitled Administrative Rulemaking and Planning in European Laws and published by Oxford University Press.. The authors were joined by Yseult Marique (University of Essex) and…
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Continue reading →: Precaution in Action: How the CJEU Reshapes Industrial Permitting in the Ilva Case, by ILARIA BAISIOn 25 June 2024, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) delivered its landmark judgment on the Taranto former Ilva steelworks (located in Southern Italy). In case C-626/22, the Grand Chamber strengthened the precautionary principle by requiring thorough health risk assessments, an integrated review of all major pollutants…
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Continue reading →: One Step Closer to Holding Frontex Accountable 2.0: WS and Others v Frontex (C-679/23 P), by Sarah TasOn International Migrants Day, the Court of Justice ruled on two appeals in action for damages brought against Frontex. I have discussed the case Alaa Hamoudi v European Border and Coast Guard Agency(Frontex) in a previous blogpost (here). This blogpost will focus on the second case decided on the same…
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Continue reading →: One Step Closer to Holding Frontex Accountable: Hamoudi v Frontex (C-136/24 P), by Sarah TasOn International Migrants Day, the Court of Justice ruled on two appeals in action for damages brought against Frontex: the case WS and Others v European Border and Coast Guard Agency (Frontex), and the case Alaa Hamoudi v European Border and Coast Guard Agency (Frontex). It upheld both appeals, set…
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