European public law

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  Año 2016, Vol. 22, Número 2

  • Rapports

    • The Referendum and After: Scotland’s Constitutional Future

      Tom Mullen

      págs. 187-202

      

    • Bulgarian Constitutionalism: Challenges, Reform, Resistance and ... Frustration

      Vesco Paskalev

      págs. 203-223

      

  • Scrutiny

    • Exploring Member State and European Union Constitutional Identity

      Gerhard van der Schyff

      págs. 227-241

      

    • National Courts of Last Instance Failing to Make a Preliminary Reference: The (Possible) Consequences Flowing Therefrom

      Morten Broberg

      • Resumen

      págs. 243-256

      

    • The Formation of a Constitutional Tradition in Continental Europe since World War II

      Cesare Pinelli

      págs. 257-268

      

    • A View on CJEU Opinion 2/13’s Unclear Stance on and Dislike of Protocol 16 ECHR

      Fisnik Korenica, Dren Doli

      págs. 269-286

      

  • Articles

    • Deepening Supranational Integration: Interstate Solidarity in EU Migration Law

      Jürgen Bast

      • Resumen

      págs. 289-304

      

    • The Enforceability of Subsidiarity in the EU and the Ethos of Cooperative Federalism: A Comparative Law Perspective

      Carlo Panara

      • Resumen

      págs. 305-331

      

    • Judicial Independence and Separation of Powers: A Case Study in Modern Court Management

      Paul P.T. Bovend'Eert

      • Resumen

      págs. 333-353

      

    • The Unique Case of Turkey: The European Union’s Method in the Quest of Fundamental Rights

      Caterina Di Costanzo

      • Resumen

      págs. 355-376

      

    • Truly Competitive Public Procurement as a "Europe 2020" Lever: What Role for the Principle of Competition in Moderating Horizontal Policies?

      Albert Sánchez Graells

      • Resumen

      págs. 377-394