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Category: Public International Law

Diverging Member State Approaches to the Illegal Use of Force: The Need for EU Cohesion

Academic Freedom protected via the CJEU? – The Advocate’s General Opinion in Commission v Hungary (C-66/18)

Neues aus dem Elfenbeinturm: October 2019

Neues aus dem Elfenbeinturm: September 2019

AG Opinion on Case C-411/17: EIA for existing installations and the CJEU’s struggle with international law

Neues aus dem Elfenbeinturm: February 2019

Henry VIII arrives in Florence: The UK’s withdrawal from the Convention establishing a European University Institute

AG Bot in Opinion 1/17. The autonomy of the EU legal order v. the reasons why the CETA ICS might be needed