Common market law review

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  Año 2019, Vol. 56, Número 3

  • Editorial comments

    • When the music finally stops, who'll be left holding the Brexit parcel?

      págs. 611-622

      

  • Articles

    • The Social Contract Of Democratic Backsliding In The “New Eu” Countries

      Dariusz Adamski

      págs. 623-665

      

    • The independence of the European Court of Auditors

      Nikos Vogiatzis

      págs. 667-701

      

    • Prohibition of abusive practices as a "general principle" of EU law

      Dorota Leczykiewicz

      págs. 703-742

      

  • Case law - Court of Justice

    • Judicial independence and the rule of law in the context of non-execution of a European Arrest Warrant: case C-216/18 PPU, Minister for Justice and Equality v. LM, EU:C:2018:586

      Theodore Konstadinides

      págs. 743-769

      

    • Citizenship, integration, and the public policy exception: B and Vomero and K. and H.F. : joined cases C-316/16 & C-424/16 (EU:C:2018:256) and joined cases C-331/16 & C-366/16 (EU:C:2018:296)

      Myriam Benlolo Carabot

      págs. 771-801

      

    • Ritual slaughter and religious freedom: case C-426/16, Liga van Moskeeën en Islamitische Organisaties Provincie Antwerpen, VWZ and others v. Vlaams Gewest, Judgment of the Court of Justice of 29 May 2018, EU:C:2018:335

      Erica Howard

      págs. 803-824

      

    • Is the Commission a "lawmaker"?: on the right of initiative, institutional transparency and public participation in decision-making : case C-57/16 P, ClientEarth v. Commission, Judgment of the Court (Grand Chamber) of 4 September 2018 EU:C:2018:660

      Daniel Wyatt

      págs. 825-841

      

    • The jurist as true teacher of law: a review essay on Ernst-Joachim Mestmäcker's "Europäische Prüfsteine der Herrschaft und des Rechts. Beiträge zu Recht, Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft in der EU", Nomos (2016)

      Christian Joerges

      págs. 843-864