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Category: European Law

Role and election of the President of the European Council: Frequently asked questions (FAQ) | Epthinktank

Posted on November 14, 2024 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Role and election of the President of the European Council: Frequently asked questions (FAQ) | Epthinktank
Role and election of the President of the European Council: Frequently asked questions (FAQ) | Epthinktank

More information about our Cookie Policy.   The present website is hosted by WordPress.com, a service by Automattic. Automattic is a global company with thousands of servers located in several separate data centres around the world. While Automattic takes care of the security of the platform, we, the European Parliamentary Research Service, own the content…

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What does EU Law say about Banning Fossil Fuel Advertising? · European Law Blog

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What does EU Law say about Banning Fossil Fuel Advertising? · European Law Blog

As the first city worldwide, The Hague decided to adopt a legal ban on advertising for petrol cars, flights and cruise ships (see here and here). This decision underscores how advertising represents a new front in the struggle for the green transition. It is but one example of the general trend in Europe to challenge…

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Physical and digital connectivity can protect rural areas from depopulation

Posted on November 13, 2024 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Physical and digital connectivity can protect rural areas from depopulation
Physical and digital connectivity can protect rural areas from depopulation

Many rural areas across Europe have experienced a decline in their populations over recent decades. Drawing on new research from Spain, Fernando Merino, María A. Prats and Carlos-Javier Prieto-Sánchez show that the provision of digital communication infrastructure should be viewed as an important priority in efforts to prevent the depopulation of small and medium-sized municipalities….

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pertinent questions that deserve our future research and societal attention. Call for Blog Posts – EU Law Enforcement

Posted on November 13, 2024 By rehan.rafique No Comments on pertinent questions that deserve our future research and societal attention. Call for Blog Posts – EU Law Enforcement
pertinent questions that deserve our future research and societal attention. Call for Blog Posts – EU Law Enforcement

By Kelly Blount, Zlatina Georgieva and Miroslava Scholten Today, our blog celebrates its 100th blog post. Since September 2016, we issue at least one blog post per month, always on the last day of the month. The blog is open to anyone wanting to contribute, also in a different language than English. Our aim is…

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the CJEU rules on Turkey as a “safe third country”

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the CJEU rules on Turkey as a “safe third country”

Professor Steve Peers, Royal Holloway University of London Photo credit: Mstyslav Chernov, via Wikimedia Commons Hamster idiom credit: Adam Sharp (Thanks to Zoe Gardner for discussion of the case; the following analysis is my own)   Introduction Remember the ‘refugee crisis’ of 2015-16? One part of the EU’s response to it was to negotiate a…

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The Transformation of Eurodac from an Asylum Tool into an Immigration Database – EU Immigration and Asylum Law and Policy

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The Transformation of Eurodac from an Asylum Tool into an Immigration Database – EU Immigration and Asylum Law and Policy

Print this article POST 21 OF THE SERIES OF THE ODYSSEUS BLOG ON THE PACT ON MIGRATION & ASYLUM By Niovi Vavoula, Associate professor in Cyber Policy, University of Luxembourg 1. Introduction  Eurodac (European Asylum Dactyloscopy Database) is the EU-wide, large-scale IT system (database), initially designed to assist in the implementation of the Dublin system…

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ESIL Reflection – Geoengineering and the Climatic Sword of Damocles – European Society of International Law

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ESIL Reflection – Geoengineering and the Climatic Sword of Damocles – European Society of International Law

PDF VersionVol 13, Issue 12Editorial board: Patrycja Grzebyk (editor-in-chief), Lucas Lixinski, Alina Miron, Anne Saab and Peter-Tobias StollJoachim Strzelecki (Geneva Graduate Institute)   Image by Joachim Strzelecki (cc)     1.      Introduction In her 2021 non-fiction book “Under a White Sky”,[1] Elizabeth Kolbert tells stories of different teams of scientists working to limit humanity’s impact…

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CfP BIICL-SLS Soft Law in International Law Workshop; CfP Strasbourg Observers Symposium; CfP Freedom of the Seas and Freedom of the Individual; CfP European Yearbook on Human Rights – EJIL: Talk!

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CfP BIICL-SLS Soft Law in International Law Workshop; CfP Strasbourg Observers Symposium; CfP Freedom of the Seas and Freedom of the Individual; CfP European Yearbook on Human Rights – EJIL: Talk!

1. Call for Papers: BIICL-SLS International Law Section Workshop. The British Institute of International & Comparative Law and the International Law section of the Society of Legal Scholars are hosting a one-day hybrid workshop taking place in central London on 26 March 2025 under the title ‘Soft Law in International Law’. The organizers, Dr Jean-Pierre Gauci, Georgia Greville, Dr Saeed Bagheri and Dr Solon Solomon, invite abstracts to be submitted by 16 December 2024 to biicl-sls-workshop {at} biicl(.)org together with a short 150-word bio. Decisions will be communicated by 24 January 2025. More information on the workshop can be found here.

2. Call for Papers: Strasbourg Observers 15th Anniversary Symposium. Founded in April 2010, the Strasbourg Observers Blog is soon celebrating its 15th Anniversary. At this occasion, they are organizing a symposium in Ghent (Belgium) for which they invite abstracts (and panel proposals) that analyse and reflect on important developments in the ECtHR case law and/or scholarship over these past 15 years. They are particularly interested in abstracts that focus on the Court’s ways of reasoning across various thematic areas as well as in abstracts that take a step outside of the Court’s case law and delve into questions about how it operates as an institution. They also welcome abstracts discussing novel approaches and methods (both quantitative and qualitative) in ECtHR scholarship. Abstracts of around 300 words should be sent to strasbourgobservers {at} gmail(.)com by 2 December 2024 with the indivudal’s name, affiliation and a short bio. Submissions for a collection of abstracts as a complete panel proposal should indicate the panel convenor and panel title on top of the information requested for individual abstract submission. Find more information here.

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New Issue European Human Rights Law Review

Posted on November 10, 2024 By rehan.rafique No Comments on New Issue European Human Rights Law Review
New Issue European Human Rights Law Review

The European Human Rights Law Review just published a new issue (Issue 5, 2024). The issue contains one editorial, three research articles, seven case comments and one publication review. The articles focus on the topics of the recognition of a right to family reunification under Article 8 ECHR, the conceptualisation of forced marriage and the…

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Judicial Infringements at the Court of Justice – A brief comment on the phenomenal Commission/France (C-416/17)

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Judicial Infringements at the Court of Justice – A brief comment on the phenomenal Commission/France (C-416/17)

One of the fascinating features of EU law is that no matter how well established its classics may be, they are revisited over and over again. If you thought you had seen it all about preliminary references, think twice. Always think twice, because you can never be fully sure until the Court’s next judgment. Last…

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