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The digital operational resilience act: challenges and some reflections on the adequacy of Europe’s architecture for financial supervision
The paper critically analyses the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) within the European Union (EU) with respect to challenges such as...
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Principles of EU law in climate litigation
The present contribution questions the role of principles of EU law in climate litigation. Notwithstanding their importance within the EU general...
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A majority rule philosophy for instant runoff voting
We present the core support criterion, a voting criterion satisfied by Instant Runoff Voting (IRV) that is analogous to the Condorcet criterion but...
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The newly-adopted Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive: an overview of the lawmaking process and analysis of the final text
This article provides an overview of the process leading up to the adoption of the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) and...
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Pre-enlargement Reform Failures in the Western Balkans: Social and Economic Preconditions of the Rule of Law
In this paper, I investigate the attempts of the European Union to promote and entrench the rule of law standards in the Western Balkans countries. I...
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Rape Myths, Rape Law and Mendelsohn’s Victimology: Law’s ‘Bio-psycho-social’ Witness
This article provides a feminist reading of a neglected text: victimology founder Benjamin Mendelsohn’s essay about rape victims and the law, ‘Rape...
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Towards a New Criminal Offence of Intimate Intrusions
This article suggests a new approach to tackling women’s experiences of harm and abuse, particularly online, namely a criminal law of ‘intimate...
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Friends or Foes: Is Unamendability the Answer to Democratic Backsliding?
Unamendability is often viewed as a ‘lock on the door’ that can keep enemies of constitutional democracy out, at least for a time. Unsurprisingly, it...
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From recipe to reality: the Polish way of collective redress
In comparison to other Member States, Poland has had experience in dealing with mass claims for quite some time, having introduced the Act of...
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The legislative history of the EU’s anti-coercion instrument
In the last couple of years, the EU and its Member States have increasingly been the target of a number of third-country measures, including US...
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The AI Act, gender equality and non-discrimination: what role for the AI office?
This article assesses whether the Artificial Intelligence Act sufficiently addresses issues of gender equality and non-discrimination law. To this...
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Intended or new parenthood? The child’s best interest: Italy and the European Court of Human Rights
The article investigates domestic and supranational responses towards new forms of parenthood in the light of the child’s best interest. Examining...
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A risk prediction model for Maritime accidents
This study proposes analytical tools to predict maritime accidents involving dangerous goods to help improve maritime safety and preserve maritime...
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Well-Tempered Power: ‘A Cultural Achievement of Universal Significance’
According to Laurent Pech, the rule of law was described as a “‘buzzword’ by [Hungary’s] justice minister; a fiction by a Fidesz MP; and a ‘magic...
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Self-Defence As Remedial Self-Determination: Continuity in Russian Narratives to Justify Imperialism and the Use of Force
The principle of self-determination is at the centre of the Russian Federation’s (Russia’s) ‘justifications’ for using force against Ukraine and...