The European Legal Order: Beyond Inter-State Retaliation
William Phelan
The power and position of the European Court of Justice today is often attributed to its landmark rulings establishing the prim…
Category: Law and Justice
Changes to the UK’s EU Membership Might Require the Consent of the Scottish Parliament
Cormac Mac Amhlaigh
In-Depth Analysis
In this extended article, Cormac Mac Amhlaigh considers the implications of the UK’s EU renegotiatio…
The Legal Implications of EU Withdrawal for the UK and Scotland
Tobias Lock
In-Depth Analysis
In this extended article, Tobias Lock examines the process for a Member State to leave the EU and the effects of w…
VAT and Small Business: To the Heart of European Tax Policy?
Luca Cerioni
In-Depth Analysis
In this extended article, Luca Cerioni situates the debate on VAT in digital services and small business in the …
Sports and Film Rights in the EU: The Legacy of Murphy
Arianna Andreangeli and Rachael Craufurd Smith
In this event report, Arianna Andreangeli and Rachael Craufurd Smith review a recent one-day …
The EU Copyright Reform Debate is Marked by Diverging Views
Nevena Kostova
In this extended article, Nevena Kostova considers the implications of the European Parliament’s recent non-binding resolu…
The Human Rights Act and Britain’s European Futures
Tobias Lock
In this extended article, Tobias Lock explores the implications of potential human rights reform in Britain. He writes that a repe…
Britain and the Two Europes
Tobias Lock
The Conservatives’ election victory paves the way for the UK government to pursue both EU reform and human rights reform, writes To…