Información General

• Autores: Alejandro Torres Gutiérrez (coord.)
• Editores: Dykinson
• Año de publicación: 2025
• País: España
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 979-13-700-6675-8
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Resumen

• This book contains the proceedings of the International Conference titled “Current Challenges for the Rule in Europe”, held at the Public University of Navarre (UPNA) on May 26th–28th, 2025, within the framework of the Erasmus+ Project “Europia”, supported by the European Union. Erasmus+ Programme; Key action 2: Cooperation partnerships; Sector: Higher education. PIC 999888029. Grant Agreement No.: 2022–1–PL01–KA220–HED–000086334, coordinated by Prof. Dr. Spasimir Domaradzki, Lecturer in International Relations at the Faculty of Political Science and International Studies at the University of Warsaw (Poland).

  The results of this monograph serve to reflect on the main challenges facing the rule of law in Europe. These affect, for example, the complex mechanisms for the configuration of some state institutions, such as the governing bodies of the judiciary, and their correct functioning, and where problems can be replicated in a surprisingly similar way across the old continent.

  Certain aspects have to do with the need to have solid electoral procedures, or to harmonise European legislation, in particularly sensitive areas in the field of taxation. Additional questions are related to the correct use of regulatory instruments, especially by executive power, faced with the temptation to resort to legislating by means of Decree Laws, and even the risk of not legislating on matters in which it is necessary to do so, leaving minorities unprotected.

  Other topics analysed include those arising from the emergence of populism and the problems derived from it, or those related to digitalisation and artificial intelligence. Many opportunities and challenges appear disturbingly linked in this area.

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Listado de artículos

• • Conceptual introduction to the idea of rule of law

    • What do we mean when we talk about rule of law?

      Fernando Rey Martínez

      págs. 27-52

      

    • Rule of law, state of exception and arbitrariness in ancient law

      Bernard Callebat

      págs. 53-72

      

  • The rule of law and the European Union

    • European multi-level democracy as seen from the principle of constitutional loyalty

      Rosario Tur Ausina

      págs. 75-100

      

    • The rule of law and european integration the (not) obvious nexus

      Spasimir Domaradzki

      págs. 101-116

      

    • The CJEU'S defence of EU values to preserve the European constitutional order

      Pablo Cruz Mantilla de los Ríos

      págs. 117-132

      

    • No rule of law in undemocratic societies: the EU legal framework to tackle threats to democracy

      Silvia Giudici

      págs. 133-147

      

    • The rule of law in EU multiconstitutional dialogue: towards its constitutional anchoring in EU citizenship

      Mikel Diez Sarasola

      págs. 149-172

      

    • Europe facing the challenge of taxing multinationals: state aid-the apple case

      Hugo López López

      págs. 173-185

      

    • Europe facing the challenge of taxing multinationals: global minimum tax

      Marina Castro Bosque

      págs. 187-218

      

  • Current challenges for the rule of law in Western Europe

    • The conception of the rule of law in French law

      Eric Gherardi

      págs. 221-236

      

    • Administrative inertia as a violation of the principle of the rule os law in Portugal

      Antonio Malheiro de Magalhaes

      págs. 237-257

      

  • Current challenges for the rule of law in Eastern Europe

    • Limits of discretionary power and difficulties in applying the Law in Romania

      Catálina Georgeta Dinu, Oana Saramet

      págs. 261-278

      

    • Historical roots of the contemporary misunderstanding of the rule of law concept on the Balkans: the case of Bulgaria and others

      Hristo Berov

      págs. 279-293

      

    • Rule of law in Serbia and its EU integration path

      Ivana Radic Milosavljevic, Janja Simentic Popovic

      págs. 295-321

      

    • Some jurisprudencial clarification on the European Union sanctions against Russia

      José Luis Iriarte Ángel

      págs. 323-336

      

    • European Union toward the support of rule of law initiatives in Ukraine

      Vadym Zheltovskyy

      págs. 337-346

      

    • Rule of law and the temptation of illiberalism: the case of Eastern Europe

      Gabriela Ratulea, Arabela Briciu, Codrina Csesznek

      págs. 347-364

      

  • The judiciary and the rule of law

    • Constitutional courts and the rule of law: navigating democratic in integrity

      Andreea Vertes Olteanu

      págs. 367-386

      

    • Preventing lawfare: is the independence of the judicial branch under suspicion?

      Miryam Rodríguez-Izquierdo Serrano

      págs. 387-411

      

    • Majority rule and its challenge to the rule of law: defending constitutional pluralism in Europe

      Matteo Frau

      págs. 413-434

      

    • The role of the judge in the context of climate litigation: boosting the fight against climate change and/or risk to the rule of law

      Sergio Salinas Alcega

      págs. 435-452

      

    • Constitutional court: regulation, politics and the human factor: the tightrope walker and the balance pole

      Asunción de la Iglesia Chamarro

      págs. 453-465

      

    • Standards for judicial councils in the case law of the CJEU and the ECTHR: from soft law to hard law?

      Nuria González Campañá

      págs. 467-487

      

    • The rule of law and judicial independence in the face of the primacy of EU Law: conflicts between the CJEU and the Constitutional Courts

      Ander Loyola Sergio

      págs. 489-526

      

    • Rule of law, judicial independence and government of the judiciary in Spain

      Sergio Díaz Sánchez

      págs. 527-550

      

  • Legislative function and rule of law

    • The abusive use of the royal decree law by the executive in Spain

      Alejandro Torres Gutiérrez

      págs. 553-584

      

    • Nationals, indigenous peoples, migrants, stateless persons, refugees and diasporas: a global view from international law

      José Manuel Olivar de Julián

      págs. 585-606

      

    • Negative effects of regulatory fragmentation on social protection of ministers of religion in Spain

      Ángel Ares y García

      págs. 607-633

      

    • Current challegnes for electoral management in France and in Spain

      Camilla Yselsa Féliz de la Cruz

      págs. 635-647

      

  • Populism and the rule of law

    • Democratic principle, populism and rule of law

      José Tudela Aranda

      págs. 651-663

      

    • The rise of the far right in Europe: a study of several milestones from a legal historical perspective

      Amaia Álvarez Berastegui

      págs. 665-676

      

    • Democracy, public opinion and algorithmic literacy: the case of the Spanish xenometer (S-Xenometer), artificial intelligence against xenophobia

      Sergio García Magariño, Ignacio Sánchez de la Yncera, Mikel Ferrero Jaurrieta, Beth Lyon, Lucía Pérez Peña

      págs. 677-696

      

  • rule of law in the digital age

    • How EU digital policy is shaping the digital rule of law in the European Union

      Dominika Harasimiuk

      págs. 699-712

      

    • Protecting individuals in the digital age from online search engine activity

      Beatriz Aguinaga Glaría

      págs. 713-730

      

    • Shifting sands: the US-EU data privacy framework in a changing political landscape

      Xabier Orbegozo Miguel

      págs. 731-758

      

    • Risks of the digital Euro project

      Javier Martín Lanas

      págs. 759-779