The seal products cases (I): The notion of ‘regulatory act’ according to AG...
One of the hottest topics in international trade law currently is the seals dispute between the EU and a number of arctic countries, notably Canada and Norway. The dispute has not only given rise to...
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The Leipzig-Halle judgment of the CJEU: is the financing of a transport...
The financing and construction of transport infrastructure has often been considered in the past to fall outside the ambit of State aid rules, on the basis that it constituted a public interest task...
View ArticleCase C-283/11 Sky Österreich: Taking proportionality seriously
Fundamental rights review by the Court of Justice of the European Union has frequently been criticized for its rather terse reasoning. In its decision in Sky Österreich, however, the Court engaged in a...
View ArticlePOMFR: Greening EU Competition Law and Policy
Is EU competition law ‘special’? Should it be insulated from other EU policies? Should we Europeans follow the neoliberal teachings of Chicago scholars like Bork who claim that American antitrust...
View ArticleCase E-16/11 ESA/Iceland: It might be called a lifejacket, but it doesn’t...
Directive 94/19/EC on deposit-guarantee schemes, which has also been transposed into EEA law, obliges EU and EEA EFTA states to create deposit-guarantee schemes. Deposit-guarantee schemes reimburse a...
View ArticleEuropean Law Blog celebrates its first birthday!
Today is the first anniversary of the European Law Blog! The Editorial team would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our wonderful readers and contributors for accompanying the blog through...
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