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Open access journal of European Law, published by @CUP_Law.
Joined April 2021
ELO is leaving this platform- please do come and find us in bluer skies. It has been an easy decision to make in some ways (duh), but we do realise many of our friends are still here, fighting good fights. Bon courage. From all of us, be safe, keep well, and hope to see you soon.
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Mark Gilbert reviews Thomas's Limits of Europe and the volume Reinventing Europe, edited by @bleucht, K Seidel, and @laurentwarl. Mostly, he has some seriously important things to say about 'doing history' of European integration.
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Two vistas on the remaking of Europe: a review essay on two recent books on the history of European integration - Volume 3 Issue 3
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RT @CUP_Law: @EuropeanLawOpen is a fully open access journal that offers a dynamic, critical and contextual approach to European law. Check….
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How to make sense of the EU as a global regulatory state with the life and work of Christian Joerges. Maria Weimer's sharp and moving piece is here:.
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The EU global regulatory state and the search for transnational democracy – reflections from the edges of Europe - Volume 4 Issue 1
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Turkuler Isiksel on Christian Joerges as a critical intellectual biographer of European integration. Let's unpack some luggage.
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Unpacking the beast of burden: Joerges on the constitutional, political, and epistemological baggage of European integration - Volume 4 Issue 1
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From Frankfurt to Bremen to Florence, the lives and scholarship of Gunther Teubner and Christian Joerges are intertwined in o so many profound ways. We are immensely proud and happy to publish Teubner's engagement with conflicts-law constitutionalism.
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Expanding Europe’s conflicts-law constitution: against negative externalities of dominant function systems - Volume 4 Issue 1
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Rumours of EU competition law being transformed to accommodate new industrial and social policy concerns may be premature. @mciacovides and Konstantinos Stylianou find out.
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The new goals of EU competition law: sustainability, labour rights, and privacy - Volume 3 Issue 3
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Steven Klein on Joerges, Polanyi, and double movements.
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A transnational double movement? Polanyian reflections on conflicts law constitutionalism - Volume 4 Issue 1
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Just out, for our Joerges symposium: @annapeychev on conflicts-law constitutionalism in EMU. 'Do unto others. '.
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Conflicts-law constitutionalism in the EMU: how much unity can European diversity sustain? - Volume 4 Issue 1
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Airbnb and the Amsterjam just dropped: @dionkramer on the complex ways EU Law interacts with local attempts to keep cities liveable.
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Airbnb, the city, and the drive for European integration - Volume 3 Issue 3
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Something wholesome to do dopo il pranzo di natale: @franstrumia on the consequences of the duty of home states to look out for the interests of 'their own' citizens abroad.
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The social contract between the state and the citizen-migrant: EU free movement under a cosmopolitan statist lens - Volume 3 Issue 3
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Good stuff.
Interested in supply chain regulation and how to mitigate corporate climate impacts? Little self-promo for my new article, available open-access:.
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On First View: Poul Kjaer on Joerges's conflicts law constitutionalism and Kjaer's transformative law.
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From conflicts law to transformative law: facing ‘fragmented globalisation’ - Volume 4 Issue 1
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On First View: @BeateSjafjell and @SarahLizCornell in a wtaf moment that will not pass anytime soon.
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What the actual ….? Tensions in the science–business–policy interface for global sustainability - Volume 3 Issue 3
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On first view: what to make of 'equality' in European contract law when all we do is buy 'experiences'. @vanessamak takes a deep dive.
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Redefining equality in European contract law: protecting consumer interests in a post-consumer society - Volume 3 Issue 3
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In the symposium on interdisciplinarity: @DothanShai on the importance of social networks in analysing the impact of Courts.
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Social networks and the impact of the European Court of Human Rights - Volume 3 Issue 2
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Francesco Costamagna's editorial on the strange career of 'competitiveness' from Maastricht to Draghi.
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The long march of competitiveness in the EU legal order - Volume 3 Issue 2
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Because of . stuff, we set up camp in the other place. Please do come find us, it's still a little lonely and chilly under them vast blue skies.
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