European Law Open
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Open access journal of European Law
New co-ottered article is now out at @europeanlawopen.bsky.social ! In this article, written with Niovi Vavoula and Giacomo Zampieri, we deal with the question of how fundamental rights claims and securization reconfigure EU digital regulation (hint: it's than balancing!) doi.org/10.1017/elo....
The triple helix: markets, fundamental rights, and security in EU digital law | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
The triple helix: markets, fundamental rights, and security in EU digital law
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Damian Chalmers argues that EU industrial policy requires an institutionalised resettlement of State-industry relations. He is not wrong. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
EU industrial policy as back-to-front industrial policy | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
EU industrial policy as back-to-front industrial policy
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Will Mbioh on First View: 'Put simply, the argument is not only that the DSA simplifies the complexity of addiction, but that the way it does so produces particular distributions of risk and specific ontologies of harm. Those outcomes are not inevitable.' www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Social media addiction and the Digital Services Act: mitigation measures or missed opportunities? An intra-active critique | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
Social media addiction and the Digital Services Act: mitigation measures or missed opportunities? An intra-active critique
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The institutionalisation of private actors in the regulation of online content. Mathieu Fasel lays it out on FirstView. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Institutionalising platform-led content moderation: a critical view on the EU’s market-driven approach to regulating illegal online content | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
Institutionalising platform-led content moderation: a critical view on the EU’s market-driven approach to regulating illegal online content
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Litigating the right to democracy in the Bundesverfassungsgericht. Stefan Thierse and Pia Lange take a deep dive on FirstView. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Power to the people – power to the court? Constitutional complaints and the legal mobilisation of the ‘right to democracy’ | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
Power to the people – power to the court? Constitutional complaints and the legal mobilisation of the ‘right to democracy’
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The sad dad pop culture reference is for the edification of our dear friend, the weekend metal head @candidaleone.bsky.social
European Law Open@europeanlawopen.bsky.social · 5mo agoWe still owe money to the money to the money we owe. Lapavitsas and Giordano on a blood buzz of balance sheets and graphs and figures and tables. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
We still owe money to the money to the money we owe. Lapavitsas and Giordano on a blood buzz of balance sheets and graphs and figures and tables. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
ECB monetary policy in a quandary | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
ECB monetary policy in a quandary
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A new consensus in the mould of the old one. Saraceno and Cerniglia on the narrow path to structural transformation www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Europe and the race to structural transformation: a narrow path ahead | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
Europe and the race to structural transformation: a narrow path ahead
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What's in a number? Marta Infantino on governing by digitalisation indicators. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Lifting the numerical veil on the ‘Digital Economy and Society Index’: what is digitalisation for in the EU? | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
Lifting the numerical veil on the ‘Digital Economy and Society Index’: what is digitalisation for in the EU? - Volume 5 Issue 1
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What would Von Bogdandy's 'European society' look like from a straightforward Hegelian perspective? Somek explores. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Hegel and European Society | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
Hegel and European Society - Volume 5 Issue 1
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For everyone who got really excited today- you need to calm down. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Beyond shared foundations: general principles of EU law, EU values and the perils of forward leaps | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
Beyond shared foundations: general principles of EU law, EU values and the perils of forward leaps - Volume 4 Issue 4
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Never trust anyone not over the 60s. Niall O'Shaughnessy on the sad history of industrial democracy in European Law. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Worker participation and Europe in the long 1970s: a crisis of integration and a crisis of capitalism | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
Worker participation and Europe in the long 1970s: a crisis of integration and a crisis of capitalism
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Christophe Maes, Raf Geenens and Ana van Liedekerke introduce the symposium on constitutional identity in our latest issue. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Identity and difference: distinct disciplinary views on constitutional identity | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
Identity and difference: distinct disciplinary views on constitutional identity - Volume 5 Issue 1
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It's the algorithm, your honour. Konstantinos Lamprinoudis on FirstView on how courts in the EU deal with discrimination issues arising from automated decision-making. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
The courts have spoken: examining judicial responses across the EU to algorithmic bias in automated decision-making through the lens of non-discrimination law | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
The courts have spoken: examining judicial responses across the EU to algorithmic bias in automated decision-making through the lens of non-discrimination law
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Editorial in the new issue: @vbogoesky.bsky.social on the Court's AMWD decision and its impact on social europe. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
The CJEU judgment on the adequate minimum wages directive: on (small) victories and continuing struggles for social Europe | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
The CJEU judgment on the adequate minimum wages directive: on (small) victories and continuing struggles for social Europe - Volume 5 Issue 1
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@europeanlawopen.bsky.social The transformation of citizenship: from national citizenship to European material citizenship New piece in European Law Open on EU citizenship. Introducing the idea of “European Material Citizenship” 🔗 doi.org/10.1017/elo....
The transformation of citizenship: from national citizenship to European material citizenship | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
The transformation of citizenship: from national citizenship to European material citizenship
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A word of caution on exuberant value jurisprudence in the elegantly mordant editorial by Joana Mendes. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Beyond shared foundations: general principles of EU law, EU values and the perils of forward leaps | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
Beyond shared foundations: general principles of EU law, EU values and the perils of forward leaps - Volume 4 Issue 4
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Life and how to live it. Armin von Bogdandy and Loïc Azoulai introduce our symposium on European Society. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
European society: concept and method. Introduction to the symposium on European society | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
European society: concept and method. Introduction to the symposium on European society - Volume 4 Issue 4
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Now you know. Yuri Biondi on FirstView on the importance of financial accounting methods for the law of fair profits. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Accounting for true and fair and sustainable profits | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
Accounting for true and fair and sustainable profits
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New issue dropped. People say it was definitely worth the wait. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Latest issue | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
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The saga of the posted workers directive and what it says about the operation of the principle of mutual recognition. @ronanriordan.bsky.social on FirstView www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
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Congratulations to the brilliant Pablo Ibáñez Colomo for winning the Concurrences/GWU Award for Best Antitrust Academic Article on Mergers 2026. We will now go and see how the focus group reacts to our new slogan: 'ELO, the home of hardcore antitrust writing.' www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Judicial review in EU merger control: towards deference on issues of law? | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
Judicial review in EU merger control: towards deference on issues of law? - Volume 4 Issue 3
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Marco Dani on FirstView: how the current Treaty framework enables state activism for some Member States, not for others, with risks for cohesion and the integrity of the single market. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
EU-enabled state activism: equalising or asymmetric? | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
EU-enabled state activism: equalising or asymmetric?
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Be afraid, be very afraid. @tomfia.bsky.social and Deirdre Curtin try and tame some beasts on First View. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Cracking AI secrecy: (beyond) EU migration law and governance | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
Cracking AI secrecy: (beyond) EU migration law and governance
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Jürgen Habermas ist heute im Alter von 96 Jahren in Starnberg verstorben.
Let's talk. Fabrizio Esposito on epistemic issues around the constitutive idea in LPE research. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
On the analytical strategies for Law and Political Economy research: Structural integration and epistemic translation are better than isolationism to study the legal-economic nexus | European Law Open...
On the analytical strategies for Law and Political Economy research: Structural integration and epistemic translation are better than isolationism to study the legal-economic nexus
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How colonial states of exception move back to the metropolis. Eugénie Mérieau on the techniques of liberal imperialism endorsed by Tocqueville. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
French dual constitutionalism, Tocqueville and Algeria: liberal authoritarianism as constitutional technique of liberal imperialism | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
French dual constitutionalism, Tocqueville and Algeria: liberal authoritarianism as constitutional technique of liberal imperialism
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How to make 'the constitutive idea' available- empirically, conceptually, and normatively. The wonderful @aperrykessaris.bsky.social on designerly ways. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Making the ‘constitutive idea’ available in designerly ways | European Law Open | Cambridge Core
Making the ‘constitutive idea’ available in designerly ways
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A great example of how concepts rarely - if ever - used in legal studies, like creolization & semiperiphery, can shed light on both legal & sociological, literary & historical aspects of #Europe and #Europeanness! Many thanks to @silviasteininger.bsky.social & @jennyos.bsky.social for the dialogue!
European Law Open@europeanlawopen.bsky.social · 7mo agoTake a walk on the dark side of European society: @silviasteininger.bsky.social and @jennyos.bsky.social on who is (and who is not) recognised. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...