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Access to justice, Comparative Administrative Law, Judicial Review, National/European law

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The plea of illegality in European Union law – The missing piece in the puzzle of a ‘complete system of remedies’?, by Mariolina Eliantonio

7 Mar 2023

Introduction In Les Verts – and a long-standing line of case law thereafter – the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) affirmed that a ‘complete system of remedies’ exists in the European Union…
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Rebalancing indirect judicial review of administrative action in The Netherlands, by Kars de Graaf, Bert Marseille, and Marc Wever

21 Feb 2023

Introduction The Dutch political and constitutional tradition has always been characterized by a limited role of the judiciary when it comes to judicial review of legislation. Article 120 of the Dutch Constitution, for example, prohibits…
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‘A spectre is haunting Kirchberg’ – the Spectre of Article 47: the CJEU Case Law on the Finality of Judicial Decisions and on the Ex Officio Application of EU law, by Mariolina Eliantonio

31 Jan 2023

Introduction The rules on the finality of judicial decisions serve to strike a balance between two competing imperatives: that of legality, which would hold unlawful decisions to be ideally revocable by an authority or reviewable…
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Article 47 of the Charter, Effective Judicial Protection and the (Procedural) Autonomy of the Member States, by Matteo Bonelli

24 Jan 2023

My contribution to the volume on Article 47 of the EU Charter and Effective Judicial Protection – Volume 1: The Court of Justice’s Perspective, which I have co-edited with Mariolina Eliantionio and Giulia Gentile, analyses…
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Regulation 2021/1767 and the remaining divergences of EU law from the Aarhus Convention, by L De Lucia

19 Oct 2022

Regulation 2021/1767 amended Regulation 1367/2006 on the application of the provision of the Aarhus Convention to Community institutions and bodies. This amendment was rendered necessary due to an assessment published in 2017 by the Aarhus…
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The plea of illegality in European Union law – The missing piece in the puzzle of a ‘complete system of remedies’?, by Mariolina Eliantonio

Rebalancing indirect judicial review of administrative action in The Netherlands, by Kars de Graaf, Bert Marseille, and Marc Wever

‘A spectre is haunting Kirchberg’ – the Spectre of Article 47: the CJEU Case Law on the Finality of Judicial Decisions and on the Ex Officio Application of EU law, by Mariolina Eliantonio

Article 47 of the Charter, Effective Judicial Protection and the (Procedural) Autonomy of the Member States, by Matteo Bonelli

Regulation 2021/1767 and the remaining divergences of EU law from the Aarhus Convention, by L De Lucia

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Limits and Extents of the Administrative Procedure in the Spending Conditionality, by Marco Bevilacqua

Operationalising the ‘Do No Significant Harm’ Principle under the EU Recovery and Resilience Facility: A Multilevel Test for Environmental Governance, by Leila Kentache

The “shaping power” of public finance rules in the European Union, by Elisa D’Alterio

Transparency at the Point of Collection – The CJEU on Relational Pseudonymisation and Personal Data in EDPS v. SRB, by Anubhuti Raje

Unmasking Bid Rigging: A New Look at EU Public Procurement, by Dr. Penelope Giosa

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