European law review

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  Año 2024, Número 6

  • Editorial

    • A need for unity in times of crisis

      págs. 569-570

      

  • Articles

    • Inadmissible in Luxembourg, Admissible in Strasbourg? Locus Standi of Climate Litigants before the CJEU and the ECtHR

      Mariana Martins Pereira

      págs. 571-596

      

    • The changing tides of extraterritoriality and the future of the European Union's blocking statute

      Alexandr Svetlicinii

      págs. 597-614

      

    • EU liability and judicial (un)predictability: an appraisal of the test for a serious breach of law under article 340(2) TFEU

      Alessandro Cuomo, Phedon Nicolaides

      págs. 615-631

      

  • Analysis and Reflections

    • Accrued EU law rights encounter some brexit turbulence: lipton v BA cityflyer Ltd

      Christopher Vajda

      págs. 632-651

      

    • Complrx assessments as a trigger for broad discretion and limited judicial review? The concept of technical issues in the case law of the CJEU

      Julia Kreuzhuber

      págs. 652-665

      

    • The rule of law saga continues at the european court of justice: is the future political? - G v MS (C-181/21 and C-269/21

      Ewa Karolina Garbarz

      págs. 666-675