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Law and Criminology (R0)

Luca Prete

Leila Rezki

Judging & (Re)Thinking European Union Law

Liber Amicorum in Honour of Nils Wahl

&lt;p&gt;Part I &amp;ndash; Competition Law.- Chapter 1 &amp;ldquo;Export yes, import no &amp;ndash; reflections on Switzerland&amp;rsquo;s position in the European Single Market&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 2 &amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp; &amp;ldquo;EU State Aid greatest hits: How AG Nils Wahl helped shaping the notion of State aid in EU Law&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 3 &amp;ldquo;Predicting the Future: Evidential Basis for Prospective Assessments in EU Merger Control&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 4 &amp;ldquo;Closing the Gap ? The Commission&amp;rsquo;s Powers of Inspection after Deutsche Bahn&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 5 &amp;ldquo;Extraterritorial objects and effects: Advocate General Wahl in the EFTA Court&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 6 &amp;ldquo;An early case of the interplay between the DMA and EU competition law: the Spanish Booking.com case&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 7 &amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp;&amp;ldquo;Antitrust and Competition law: Enforcement Cycles in the US and EU&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 8 &amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp;&amp;ldquo;Excessive pricing and the elusive concept of exploitative abuse&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 9 &amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp;&amp;ldquo;The Categorisation of Practices in EU Competition Law&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 10 &amp;ldquo;Further reflections on a judicial (and administrative) architecture in support of an &amp;lsquo;even more efficient&amp;rsquo; approach to EU competition law&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 11 &amp;ldquo;Should I Stay or Should I Go? Restrictions by Object, by Effect, and their Application to Football Transfer Rules&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 12 &amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp;&amp;ldquo;What is an Exploitative Abuse?&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 13 &amp;ldquo;Recent developments in the case law of EU courts on competition law, in the wake of the Superleague judgment&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 14 &amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp;&amp;ldquo;Thoughtful Competition Law: Power and Reflexivity&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 15 &amp;ldquo;Will European competition law survive the challenges of the great transformation of the world order and liberal democracies?&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 16 &amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp;&amp;ldquo;Rights of defence and EU Competition Procedures in the Opinions of Advocate General Wahl&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 17 &amp;ldquo;Unlimited jurisdiction in European competition law and the prohibition of reformatio in pejus&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 18 &amp;ldquo;The quest of evidence in private enforcement of EU competition law&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 19 &amp;ldquo;The Right to be heard orally in competition proceedings before the European Commission&amp;rdquo;.- Part II &amp;ndash; Judicial Proceedings.- Chapter 1 &amp;ldquo;La comp&amp;eacute;tence de la Cour de justice de l&amp;rsquo;Union europ&amp;eacute;enne dans le cadre de la PESC : les progr&amp;egrave;s et les limites infranchissables (?).- Chapter 2 &amp;ldquo;Le contr&amp;ocirc;le de l&amp;eacute;galit&amp;eacute; des actes administratifs de l&amp;rsquo;Union &amp;ndash; oui, mais de quelle l&amp;eacute;galit&amp;eacute; ?&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 3 &amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp;&amp;ldquo;The Registry of the Court: between positivism and pragmatism&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 4 &amp;ldquo;De la repr&amp;eacute;sentation des parties devant la Cour de justice et le Tribunal. &amp;Agrave; propos de quelques d&amp;eacute;cisions r&amp;eacute;centes&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 5 &amp;ldquo;&amp;Eacute;conomie de moyens et efficacit&amp;eacute; de la justice&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 6 &amp;ldquo;The Role of the First advocate General&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 7 &amp;ldquo;R&amp;eacute;flexions sur le transfert de certains renvois pr&amp;eacute;judiciels au Tribunal et sur les nouvelles proc&amp;eacute;dures annexes &amp;agrave; la r&amp;eacute;forme de la Cour de justice&amp;rdquo;.- Part III &amp;ndash; European Union Constitutional and Administrative Law.- Chapter 1 &amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp;&amp;ldquo;EU rulemaking in response to crisis: the dynamic use of Article 114 TFEU&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 2 &amp;ldquo;Should EU Law protect us from eating bugs? a microstudy in judicial creativity&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 3 &amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp;&amp;ldquo;Qu&amp;rsquo;est-ce que l&amp;rsquo;obligatori&amp;eacute;t&amp;eacute; ? Divertissement sur la dimension d&amp;eacute;ontique de la soft law&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 4 &amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp;&amp;ldquo;The enforcement system put in place by Articles 82 and 83 of the GDPR in light of the Court&amp;rsquo;s recent case-law&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 5 &amp;ldquo;The contribution of the Court of Justice to a &amp;lsquo;fairer&amp;rsquo; internal market in the areas of social law and tax law&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 6 &amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp;&amp;ldquo;For the sake of appearances: rethinking the duty of impartiality&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 7 &amp;ldquo;EU&amp;rsquo;s Technical Standards and Rule of Law&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 8 &amp;ldquo;Spyware and national security: who is afraid of EU law? &amp;ndash; a fresh overview of the EU law protection of individuals against spyware&amp;rdquo;.- Chapter 9 &amp;ldquo;The budgetary responsibility of the legislator and its limits in the European Union and in the Member States&amp;rdquo;.&lt;/p&gt;

The Records of the Proceedings of the Justiciary Court, Edinburgh, 1661-1678

Maartje De Visser

Ingrid Leijten

Jurgen de Poorter

Gerhard van der Schyff

Maarten Stremler

Sophie Vonk

Varieties of Constitutionalism

European Yearbook of Constitutional Law 2024

Judith Vermeulen

A Human Rights Frame for Governing News Recommendation

The Algorithmic State of Mind

Fruela Río Santos

Francisco Javier Sanjuán Andrés

El Tribunal Constitucional austriaco

Dusan V. Popovic

Ivana Kunda

Zlatan Meskic

Enis Omerovic

Balkan Yearbook of European and International Law 2025

&lt;p class="MsoNormal"&gt;&lt;span lang="EN-US" style="mso-ansi-language: EN-US;"&gt;The fifth volume of the Yearbook of Socio-Economic Constitutions (YSEC Yearbook) offers an in-depth exploration of socio-economic constitutionalism, a field gaining rapidly in importance as global economies shift. Established equilibria between economic freedoms and socio-political interests are under pressure. This volume addresses contemporary issues, illustrating the balances between constitutional principles, economic goals, and socio-political values. Bridging theory and practice, it begins with foundational theories, advances through national applications, and concludes with global challenges. At its core is the socio-economic constitution, with authors examining how different jurisdictions interpret and apply this concept. The initial chapters lay a theoretical foundation. The volume then explores national approaches (Belgium, France, Germany, South Africa, South Korea, Sweden, Switzerland and also the EU), showcasing how countries adapt socio-economic constitutional principles to their historical, cultural, and legal contexts. The volume explores then the interplay of different constitutional interests at EU and international level, e.g., the EU&amp;rsquo;s balancing act between sustainability and consumer welfare when it comes to competition law or foreign investment screening at the intersection of economic security and national sovereignty. By moving from theory to national models and global issues, this YSEC volume offers a comprehensive contemporary view of socio-economic constitutionalism. It illustrates how constitutions are evolving to address today&amp;rsquo;s challenges, blending economic, social, and environmental concerns within a constitutional framework. This work is essential for readers seeking to understand how socio-economic constitutional principles can bridge theory and practice in today&amp;rsquo;s world.&amp;nbsp;&lt;/span&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

Steffen Hindelang

Stefan Korte

Nils Schaks

What are Socio-Economic Constitutions?

YSEC Yearbook of Socio-Economic Constitutions 2024

Vera Lúcia Raposo

Promises and Perils?

The European Artificial Intelligence Act

Kartell- und Regulierungsrecht


        &lt;p&gt;Plattformbetreiber haben vielfältige Möglichkeiten und Anreize, Wettbewerb und Innovationen in ihrem Ökosystem zu fördern oder zu beschränken. Häufig wirken Verhaltensweisen wettbewerblich ambivalent. Die zentrale rechtliche Herausforderung ist einerseits, wettbewerbsschädliche Facetten eines Verhaltens maßvoll und einzelfallgerecht zu adressieren. Andererseits steht die einzelfallgerechte Intervention in einem Spannungsverhältnis zur Durchsetzungskraft. Am Beispiel der datenbasierten Selbstbegünstigung untersucht die Arbeit, ob und inwieweit die allgemeine kartellrechtliche Missbrauchsaufsicht, die besondere kartellrechtliche Missbrauchsaufsicht und die Digitalmarktregulierung dieses Spannungsverhältnis zielführend auflösen.&lt;/p&gt;
      

Tim Lichtenberg

Am Beispiel der datenbasierten Selbstbegünstigung

Innovationsförderung und Innovationsbeschränkung in digitalen Ökosystemen

This book provides the first comprehensive comparative and empirical analysis of the state of harmonisation in EU copyright law in the 27 Member States, and the UK, at the level of national courts. For 3 decades, the EU has harmonised many aspects of copyright law via EU legislation and the case law of the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU). However, it is not known whether national courts actually comply with it, as a comprehensive analysis of the national case law has not yet been done. This book addresses this major gap in the literature. In the book, a lawyer and a statistician analyse some of the most recent decisions on EU copyright law issued by the 27 Member States and the UK (pre- and post-Brexit), using doctrinal and quantitative methodologies. The main research question addressed is whether there is disharmony in the national case law and whether this is owed to Members States' misimplementing EU copyright legislation, lack of clarity of EU legislation and/or case law, or national courts being unaware, misinterpreting or resisting CJEU case law. The book provides detailed legal analyses and descriptive statistics per topic, per type of work, per country, across countries and over time supported by statistical analysis. Its findings and in-depth reflections on the law and how to improve it are of crucial relevance for policymakers and the judiciary at EU and national level and will interest scholarly audiences in the UK, EU, EEA and beyond.

An Empirical Analysis of National Courts Case Law

EU Copyright Law Harmonisation

&lt;p&gt;Online platforms have transformed the travel sector by enhancing the availability of travel services and lowering transaction costs; however, they have also posed new challenges for consumer protection. The book studies this transformation, assesses the relevant EU acquis, and explores how the legal framework could be improved to better protect consumer interests in a platform-driven market.&amp;nbsp;&lt;br&gt;The book examines the private governance mechanisms employed by leading platform operators and identifies their strengths and weaknesses. Building upon these insights, it then delves into the EU legal framework, including the Digital Services Act and the Package Travel Directive. It identifies gaps in the protection of consumers concluding contracts through online travel platforms and proposes strategies for addressing these gaps through horizontal and sectoral rules. In this context, the book reflects on key notions of consumer law such as information, safety and performance, as well as the associated role of platform providers.&lt;br&gt;Focusing on stand-alone contracts for individual travel services, this study offers new perspectives on consumer protection, the digital economy, and EU law. It will appeal to both legal researchers and practitioners seeking to navigate digital markets and the complexities of their regulation. By showing how EU law can better protect consumers in connection with online travel platforms, the book offers a valuable resource for legal interpretation and future policy evolution.&lt;/p&gt;

Judging & (Re)Thinking European Union Law

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