🇪🇺 In his new article, Armin von Bogdandy reflects on the promise of the volume 70 Years of EU Law and analyses the republican dimension of the EU legal order and its implications for democratic legitimacy and citizenship. Read the article now #OpenAccess in ZaöRV: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

💰Can the EU drive tax harmonisation? In a new article, Aitor Navarro examines how EU law shapes tax coordination among Member States despite institutional limits. Now available #OpenAccess in the new #ZaöRV: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

🤝Rethinking the story of Social Europe In his new article, Marc Steiert revisits the development of EU social policy and highlights alternative trajectories in the history of EU law. Read the article now #OpenAccess in ZaöRV 1/2026: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

🔎Why do some EU law violations remain invisible? In his new article, Christian Thönnes explores how gaps in the constitutional framework of the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice affect the enforcement of EU law. Read now #OpenAccess in ZaöRV 1/2026: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

🔎Is EU citizenship more than a catalogue of rights? In his new article, Johan Meeusen offers three insights for reassessing the legal and constitutional role of EU citizenship. The article is now available #OpenAccess in ZaöRV 1/2026: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

🌍Is the EU truly a global human rights actor? SpecialIssue: 70 Years of EU Law In his article in #ZaöRV, Henri de Waele critically evaluates the EU’s legal and institutional record in promoting human rights beyond its borders. Read the article now #OpenAccess: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

⚖️In “Is It Enough to Say ‘Common Values’? Reassessing Article 2 TEU as the Identity of the EU Legal Order”, Maciej Krogel examines how Article 2 TEU functions as a constitutional foundation of the EU legal order. New ZaöRV issue available #OpenAccess: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

🌍From market power to geoeconomics In their new article, Alexandros Bakos and Christos Karetsos analyse how EU law increasingly intersects with geopolitical strategy through trade, sanctions, and regulatory tools. Read now #OpenAccess in the new #ZaöRV: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

🔍What stories about EU law remain untold? #ZaöRV In his article, Jacob van de Beeten critically examines dominant narratives of European integration and highlights overlooked perspectives in the development of EU law. Read now #OpenAccess: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

🏛️ How did the EU legal order come into being? In the new #ZaöRV, Giulia La Torre revisits the early decades of European integration and examines how institutions, doctrine, and jurisprudence contributed to the emergence of a distinctive supranational legal order: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

📚 How has EU legal thinking evolved? In the new #ZaörV, Paolo Mazzotti traces the intellectual foundations of EU legal discourse and shows how narratives of continuity and rupture have shaped the field. An insightful contribution, now available #OpenAccess: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

⚖️Is EU legal language political? In the new #ZaörV, Päivi Leino-Sandberg explores how the professional language of EU law shapes authority, expertise, and the politics of European integration. Her article is now available #OpenAccess: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

🇪🇺The New #ZaöRV #SpecialIssue on 70 Years of EU Law How should we understand seven decades of #EU law? In the introduction to ZaöRV 1/2026, Paolo Mazzotti reflects on the tensions between continuity and transformation in the EU legal order. Read now #OpenAccess: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

⚖️EU sanctions beyond EU borders? In the new ZaöRV 1/2026, Katja Göcke examines how EU sanctions against Russia are increasingly designed to cover situations that have no genuine link to the EU. Read her timely comment now #OpenAccess: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

📰 Hot of the Press and available #OpenAccess: A new issue of the #ZaöRV – Heidelberg Journal of International Law is now accessible online! Find a first insight into the new issue 1/2026 here, and stay tuned for highlights of the individual articles: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

EU Health Emergencies and Legal Limits How far can the EU go in a health emergency? In his new article in the latest #ZaöRV, Bartłomiej Kurcz analyses the legal constraints shaping EU-level crisis response. Find out more about his argument now #OpenAccess: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

Who Controls Health Data in Europe? In ZaöRV 4/2025, Sellner, Nantcha, and Molnár-Gábor explore the Regulation on European Health Data Space, highlighting its implications for data protection, governance, and innovation. Read their timely article now #OpenAccess: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

Securing Europe’s Medical Supply Chains How can EU law help secure medical supply chains? Find out now in an interesting article by Bayerlein, Agarwal and Rudloff in the latest #ZaöRV. They link health security, trade, and economic resilience. Available #OpenAccess: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

When Health Policy Meets the Internal Market A new article by Vincent Delhomme in the latest #ZaöRV 4/2025 examines where public health goals collide with EU market logic, focusing on tobacco control and prevention policies. Read now #OpenAccess: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

Legal Preparedness for the Next Health Crisis In the latest #ZaöRV 4/2025, Giacomo Di Federico offers a fresh take on legal preparedness as a core element of the European Health Union, from emergency response to long-term resilience. Read now #OpenAccess: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

Can EU Health Powers Be Expanded? Christian Calliess’ article in the latest #ZaöRV explores whether EU health policy suffers from a competence gap, and how Treaty law might evolve in response to health crises - as always #OpenAccess: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

The Missing Piece of EU Health Governance In his contribution to the new #ZaöRV, @mrfrischhut.bsky.social asks what is still missing in the #EuropeanHealthUnion, tracing its development and outlining ideas for future reform. Read now #OpenAccess: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

What Is the European Health Union? The latest ZaöRV features a #SpecialIssue on the #EuropeanHealthUnion. Weilert, Viallarreal, and Hering set the scene for the European Health Union, examining its legal foundations, key challenges, and global outlook after COVID-19: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

Human Rights Beyond Treaties In the new #ZaöRV 4/2025, Flávia Piovesan & James (Jim) Cavallaro revisit Christian Tomuschat’s classic ZaöRV article on the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. A classic revisited - critically and boldly. Read now #OpenAccess: www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

📢 Exciting news! The new issue of #ZaöRV/ HJIL 4/2025 is out now #OpenAccess 🌍✨ This edition features a #comment on the European Media Freedom Act, alongside a #special issue on the European Health Union. 📸Take a first look at the new contents! www.inlibra.com/de/document/...

💰Animal Welfare Conditionality in the World Bank’s Legal Framework In the latest #ZaöRV, Moritz Pollack analyses to what extent the #WorldBank’s legal framework considers #animal welfare. Read his article here: www.inlibra.com/de/document/... #ZaöRV #HJIL #InternationalLaw #OpenAccess

🌍 Greenland & International Law Katja Göcke’s 2009 #ZaöRV article breaks down Greenland’s legal status under international law—a very topical (re-)read in light of current headlines and Trump’s expressed interest in U.S. control over Greenland. Read now #OpenAccess. www.zaoerv.de/69_2009/69_2...

🌊 Resilience of UNCLOS in the Ocean-Climate Nexus UNCLOS turns 40+ but can it adapt to climate change? Yoshifumi Tanaka argues that due diligence, precaution, & ecosystem approaches may hold the key. Read now #OpenAccess in the latest issue of the #ZaöRV: www.nomos-elibrary.de/de/document/...

🌍⚖ Do We Need a World Climate Court? In the new ZaöRV, Keller, Gurash and Heri explore the mandate, limits& legitimacy of a World Climate Court. Would a World Climate Court help enforce global climate obligations—or politicize them further? Read now #OpenAccess: www.nomos-elibrary.de/de/document/...

🇩🇪⚖In the #ZaöRV’s Re-reading Historic Articles series, Paulina Starski revisits Steinberger’s classic on the Federal Constitutional Court and explores how today’s case law engages with EU & international law. Available now #OpenAccess: www.nomos-elibrary.de/de/document/...