Common market law review

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  Año 2026, Vol. 63, Número 1

  • Editorial comments

    • Silence is not an option: EU law in deeply troubled times

      págs. 1-4

      

  • Articles

    • EU law as a resilient and resisting concept

      Loïc Azoulai

      págs. 5-18

      

    • The future of Europe in a world of regions

      Samantha Besson

      págs. 19-34

      

    • Being European, outside the EU: EFTA, EEA and UK

      Thomas Cottier, Christa Tobler

      págs. 35-48

      

    • The EU's capacity to act: constitutional design and institutional practice

      Bruno de Witte

      págs. 49-60

      

    • Adapt or perish: reviving the EU's "raison d'être"

      Michael Dougan, Christophe Hillion

      págs. 61-76

      

    • Freedom of expression as a European value

      Sionaidh Douglas Scott

      págs. 77-94

      

    • Ecologies of justice in the climate crisis: Europe's socio-legal turmoil

      Christina Eckes

      págs. 95-110

      

    • Does the Court care about the coalface?: the European Social Model and the continued Constitutional Imbalance between "market" and "social" values

      Sacha Garben

      págs. 111-126

      

    • EU values as a shield and a sword in EU migration and asylum law

      Iris Goldner Lang

      págs. 127-140

      

    • On EU values and the open strategic autonomy paradox: revisiting the EU as a global actor

      Inge Govaere

      págs. 141-152

      

    • Standing up for the European Digital Constitution

      Anastasia Iliopoulou-Penot

      págs. 153-166

      

    • All lawyers are needed to defend the rule of law and democracy against illiberal regimes in the EU

      Lando Kirchmair

      págs. 167-178

      

    • Balancing on a tightrope : pre-accession policy and the pursuit of EU values

      Adam Lazowski

      págs. 179-194

      

    • The role of EU criminal law in defending European values

      Valsamis Mitsilegas

      págs. 195-208

      

    • Transforming defence into an asset for safeguarding the EU's normative core

      Carolyn Moser

      págs. 209-222

      

    • The particularity of the EU legal order

      Niamh Nic Shuibhne, Sara Iglesias Sánchez

      págs. 223-238

      

    • Overseeing respect for rights and values in a complex Europe

      Síofra O'Leary

      págs. 239-252

      

    • Defending EU values: mission impossible?

      Allan Rosas

      págs. 253-268

      

    • The single market: at the service of a values-based or a valueless EU?

      Daniel Sarmiento

      págs. 269-286

      

    • Hanging together in times of war: Europe's budgetary powers at the service of defence

      Stefaan Van den Bogaert, Vestert Borger

      págs. 287-300

      

    • European society and its antagonists

      Armin von Bogdandy

      págs. 301-314

      

    • Transatlantic relations in times of Trump II: what the EU should do

      Jan Wouters

      págs. 315-326