• The EU and the Global Fight Against Cross-border Health Threats: From the International Health Regulations to an International Pandemic Treaty

  N° 01/2022 : Elisabet RUIZ CAIRÒ

• Restricting Member State Participation in International Organisations in Favour of the Union through the ERTA Doctrine, the Principle of Sincere Cooperation and the Procedural Legal Basis of Article 218(9) TFEU

  N° 02/2022 : Brendan ROONEY

• The European Union in International Gender Politics: Internal Limitations to Normative Leadership

  N° 03/2022 : Monika DE SILVA

• An EU Touch on Global Health Norms Adopted under the Auspices of the WHO: a Field of Opportunities in a Limited Legal Landscape

  N° 04/2022 : Dominique MOLLET

• EU diplomacy and children’s rights: the dialogue with regional and global organizations for the promotion of a child-friendly justice

  N° 05/2022 : Francesca MAOLI

• EU Migration Diplomacy: Challenges to the International Protection of Human Rights and Inspiring Principles for a Renewed Approach to Migration Management

  N° 06/2022 : Francesca Romana PARTIPILO

• Fostering the EU’s actorness in the Arctic: the interplay between science and regionalism

  N° 07/2022 : Heidi RENAULT

• Arguing, Bargaining and Problem-solving: The Use of Negotiation Approaches by the EU in Global Environmental Negotiations

  N° 08/2022 : Frauke PIPART

• Not so Fast: EU Cross-forum Coherence on Climate in International Transport Fora

  N° 09/2022 : Joseph EARSOM

• EU Trade Defence Policy Against Unfair Trade From Chinese SOEs: Unilateral or Multilateral Approaches ?

  N° 01/2019 : Pieter VAN VAERENBERGH

• Standards as Transatlantic Trade Barriers: Is There a Future for EU-US Regulatory Cooperation ?

  N° 02/2019 : Iulianna ROMANCHYSHYNA

• Towards a Global Pact for Environment: From a Hard Law Instrument to a Soft Law Tool ?

  N° 03/2019 : Sophie DOMAINE

• Intellectual Property Rights in a Globalized Digital Era: Multilateralism or Bilateralism ?

  N° 04/2019 : Ymane GLAOUA

• From Constitutionalism to Constitutionalization of International Investment Law: Feasibility of the EU's Multilateral Investment Court Project ?

  N° 05/2019 : Vineet HEGDE

• The EU's Reform of the Investor-State Dispute Resolution System: A Bilateral Path towards a Multilateral Solution

  N° 06/2019 : Ewa ZELAZNA

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• The EU as a Global Actor in Reforming the International Investment Law Regime in Light of Sustainable Development

  N° 01/2017 : Stefanie Schacherer

• Follow the Leader! The EU as a Global Health Actor after the Negotiation of the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control

  N° 02/2017 : Elisabet Ruiz Cairó

• European Defence Union: Some Legal Consideration

  N° 03/2017 : Luigi Lonardo

• The Non-Ratification Scenario: Legal and Practical Responses to Mixed Treaty Rejection by Member States

  N° 04/2017 : Gesa Kübek

• EU Restrictive Measures as International Law Enforcement: The Case of the Ukrainian Crisis

  N° 05/2017 : Alexandra Hofer

• The EU and the Challenge of Informal International Law-Making: The CJEU’s Contribution to the Doctrine of International Law-Making

  N° 06/2017 : Eva Kassoti

• Protecting is Not Enough: Promoting the Right of Migrants Not to Flee Their Home. The EU Challenge of Development and Migration

  N° 07/2017 : Serena Marini

• Normative Influence of the European Union in the Field of International Investment Law

  N° 08/2017 : Louis-Marie Chauvel

• The EU: A Global Actor in the Non-proliferation of WMD through the Control of Dual-use Goods

  N° 09/2017 : Ana Sánchez Cobaleda

• The Multifaceted Contribution of the EU in the Field of International Disaster Response

  N° 10/2017 : Susanna Villani

• Two Years After: Evaluation of the EU Refugee Policy from an International and European Law Perspective

  N° 11/2017 : Themistoklis Tzimas

• EU as a Global Actor in Shaping Action for International Environmental Protection

  N° 12/2017 : Karolis Jonuška

• Le juge face à des régimes juridiques distincts

  N° 01/2016 : Niilo Jääskinen

• The Reshaping of the Precautionary Principle by International Courts: Judicial Dialogue or Parallel Monologues?

  N°2/2016 : Marco Bocchi

• Shall We Talk? - Judicial communication between the CJEU and the WTO Dispute Settlement

  N°3/2016 : Michelle Zang

• « Dublin » et les deux Cours supranationales européennes : échange constructif ou dialogue de sourds ?

  N°4/2016 : Nesa Zimmermann

• La Cour de justice et la violation du délai raisonnable: les remèdes sont-ils vraiment conformes aux principes de la CEDH ?

  N°5/2016 : Adriano Maffeo

• Like Ships in The Night? The CJEU and the ICJ at the Interface

  N°6/2016 : Eva Kassoti/Lisa Louwerse

• L’influence de la jurisprudence de la CJCE sur l’interprétation juridictionnelle du droit communautaire ouest-africain (CEDEAO-UEMOA)

  N°7/2016 : Piabiè Bako

• Movement of Persons, Security and Asylum in the Schengen Area 2015-16

  N°8/2016 : Elspeth Guild

• Surrogacy from the Luxembourg and Strasbourg perspectives: divergence, convergence and the chance for a future dialogue.

  N°9/2016 : Ilaria Anró

• The dialogue between the ECJ and the EFTA Court from the perspective of the homogeneity principle

  N°10/2016 : Inga Kawka

• Le dialogue unilatéral entre la Cour de justice de l’UE et la Cour de justice de l’UEMOA

  N°11/2016 : Martial Zongo

• From informal to institutionalised dialogue between the CJEU and the ECtHR The tightropes walk between the EU’s autonomy and the coherence of fundamental rights protection in Europe

  N°12/2016 : Elisabeth Lentsch

• From The ECJ to the ECtHR and back again: the European regime of restrictive measures imposed by the UN Security Council

  N°13/2016 : Mattia Ventura

• The Consistency Requirement between the ECHR and the EU Charter in the Context of Limitations of Fundamental Rights

  N°14/2016 : Stéphanie U. Colella

• When judicial dialogue needs strong institutional commitments: the peculiar case of the creation of the Unified Patent Court

  N°15/2016 : Jacopo Alberti

• Environmental rights in the Dialogue between the EU Court of Justice and the European Court of Human Rights

  N°16/2016 : Ilina Cenevska

• Judicial politics under Article 344 TFEU and what it could mean for judicial dialogue

  N°17/2016 : Merijn Chamon

• Radiographie d’un système juridictionnel à deux piliers, ou la garantie de la vitalité de l’Espace économique européen par le dialogue des juges

  N°18/2016 : Aikaterini Angelaki

• Les usages des décisions de l'Organe de règlement des différends de l'Organisation mondiale du commerce par la Cour de justice de l'Union européenne

  N°19/2016 : Ninon Forster

• ECHR and ECJ: The Peer to Peer Perspective of Review

  N°20/2016 : Oana Ichim

• A Forbidden Fruit? The European Court of Justice’s Case Law before the World Trade Organization

  N°21/2016 : Clément Marquet

• Strasbourg and Luxembourg: A Dialogue between Law and Politics

  N°22/2016 : Julia Rackow

• La relation entre le CIRDI et la CJUE : indifférence mutuelle ?

  N°23/2016 : Joseph Reeves

• Les contours du « dialogue » entre la Cour européenne des droits de l’Homme et la Cour de justice de l’Union européenne sur le principe ne bis in idem

  N°24/2016 : Léa Maulet

• De la « convergence » des jurisprudences de la CJUE et de la Cour EDH : l’élaboration d’une définition commune du princip ne bis in idem

  N°25/2016 : Arnaud Lobry

• Le nouveau modèle européen d'accord sur l'investissement étranger : un modèle singulier et innovant ?

  N°26/2016 : Benjamin Guichard-Sulger

• The procedures of prior involvement and referral to the CJEU as means for judicial dialogue between the CJEU and international jurisdictions

  N°27/2016 : Cristina Contartese