Joint public procurement in European Union Law by Radomír Jakab

“…One of the areas related to the drawing and use of the budget funds of particular member states, as well as European Union (EU) funds, is public procurement. EU law allows particular contracting authorities or sector procurers to cooperate within public procurement and procure commodities jointly, i.e. to implement the joint public procurement procedure. …”
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Hiszpańskie i niemieckie osiągnięcia w rozwoju energetyki odnawialnej: aspekt prawny by Leszek Karski

“…It results from both the energy policy and EU law. Poland should adopt national law to the EU requirements in the field of renewable energy sources. …”
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The European Parliament’s Proposal for an EU State of Emergency Clause: A Comparative and Constitutional Analysis by Guido Bellenghi

“…This proposal reveals several issues associated with the attempt of transposing the conceptual categories and legal schemes of national emergency law into EU law. Drawing from examples of EU Member States’ emergency laws, this article analyses these issues from a comparative perspective, focusing on the equilibrium between the recognition of extraordinary powers and the construction of appropriate constitutional safeguards. …”
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Antitrust Private Enforcement and the Binding Effect of Public Enforcement Decisions by Miguel Sousa Ferro

“…It is argued that the case-law already provides answers to many of the issues which are likely to be raised, which one may arrive at through a systematic and coherent interpretation of the general principles of EU Law, as clarified by the Court. …”
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Deutsche und österreichische Rechtsterminologie an ausgewählten Beispielen aus dem Bereich des Familienrechts by Aneta Łosińska

“…Since Austria’s accession to the European Union, i.e. since 1995, EU law written in German has applied in Austria, the German-language version of which primarily contains the legal terminology of the Federal Republic of Germany. …”
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EU-Compatible State Measures and Member States Interests in Public Services: Lessons from the Case of Hungary by Tamás M. Horváth, Ildikó Bartha

“…Measures examined in the paper run completely counter to the spirit of the original intention of the founders of the integration, and recent changes in EU law do not seem to raise unavoidable obstacles to such cases. …”
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SPECIFICITIES IN THE APPLICATION OF EU RIGHTS by Laze Jakimoski

“…This recognition, stemming from the dual nature of EU law, is supported by principles such as direct effect and effectiveness, serving as a basis for establishing procedural autonomy in judicial protection. …”
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The Factor Model of Decentralization and Quality of Governance in European Union by Jože Benčina, Anja Mrđa Kovačič

“…The exploratory factor analysis classified the selected variables into three factors of fiscal decentralization (Fiscal decentralization, Fiscal centralization and Government expenditure), three factors of political decentralization (Centripetalism, Regional governance, Federalism) and three factors of quality of governance (Quality of European institutions, Quality of national institutions and Enforcement of EU law). Despite the small population observed, the factors showed quite good characteristics and provided a good starting point for further research. …”
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Who Does and Who Does Not Engage in Strategic Litigation in European Law? by Andreas Hofmann

“…While much research has emphasized European law as a resource for civil society groups, EU law in particular has also been identified as a boon for businesses who challenge cornerstones of coordinated capitalism. …”
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Verticalization of data sharing and the difficult path to eunnovation by Selçukhan Ünekbaş

“… Data sharing has been offered as a useful tool to open up impregnable markets to competition. EU law has a rich tradition in enabling business-to-business data sharing in a sector-specific (or vertical) fashion, which has formed the basis of the quest for an internal market where data flows freely. …”
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Judicial Review of the EU's Informal Migration Instruments - Admissibility in the case of the EU-Tunisia MoU by Emriye Özlem Şeker

“…It does so by examining the possible cases under EU law concerning the EU-Tunisia Memorandum of Understanding (2023) from a procedural perspective. …”
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New CPC Regulation and ECN+ Directive: the powers of national authorities in the fields of consumer protection and antitrust by Claudia Massa

“…In fact, the exercise of their powers must always take place in compliance with and within the limits imposed by the EU law principle of sincere cooperation enshrined by Article 4(3) TEU. …”
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Long-term effects of deep institutional shocks: Historical evidence from Mexico by Shai Dothan, Mitja Kovac, Rok Spruk

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Mind the Gap! ECN+ Directive Proposal on its Way to Eliminate Deficiencies of Regulation 1/2003: Polish Perspective by Agata Jurkowska-Gomułka

“…Interestingly, the beginning of its enforcement coincides with the total period of application of EU law in Poland, since the country joined the EU on the same day the Regulation entered into force. …”
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Hybrid Governance Structures and Monetary Policy: The Legal and Institutional Position of National Central Banks in the Eurosystem by Paul Dermine, Menelaos Markakis

“…National central banks (NCBs) are an integral part of the European System of Central Banks (ESCB)—a highly integrated system which comprises the ECB and NCBs, and is in charge of monetary policy in the Union. Various (primary) EU law provisions partly Europeanize NCBs, while also preserving their national embeddedness. …”
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Private Damages Actions in EU Competition Law and Restorative Justice: Towards a New Streamlined Institutional Framework? by Pieter Van Cleynenbreugel

“…It will be submitted that, although it is legally possible to set up those trust funds under EU law, important practical questions have to be addressed prior to doing so. …”
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Two strings to one bow? Article 47 of the EU charter of fundamental rights in the EU competition case law: between procedural and substantive fairness by Giulia gentile

“…In response, institutional debate and measures have focused on the enhancement of fairness in this area of EU law. Following the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty, another source of ‘fairness’ in the enforcement of EU competition law is the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights. …”
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Global FRAND-Licensing by EU National Courts: The Winner Asks Them All? – On Global SEP Disputes and International Jurisdiction by Stefanie Krome

“…From a German perspective, which is strongly shaped by EU law, I describe how these challenges are currently addressed in international civil procedure law and propose a different de lege lata approach. …”
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Challenges in exercising the right to annual leave for workers on long-term sick leave in the Republic of Croatia by Bjelić-Gaćeša Dragana

“…The aim of the paper is to analyse the relevant provisions of the Croatian positive law concerning the right to paid annual leave and the possibility of transfer it to it to the next calendar year over, to correlation them with the relevant European directives and judgments of the Court of Justice of the EU, to draw conclusions on their compliance with EU law, and discuss their impact on the position of workers and employers in the Republic of Croatia.…”
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FEATURES OF DECENTRALIZATION IN THE UK: EXPERIENCE OF INTERACTION BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT AND CIVIL SOCIETY FOR UKRAINE by Olha Andrieieva, Nataliia Larina, Yurii Ruban

“…The focus is on the environment, agriculture and fisheries, three policy areas in which the powers devolved to the regions in the process of decentralization are in significant conflict with post-Brexit EU law. It is proved that decentralization in the United Kingdom is closely linked to its membership of the EU, which provides an external system of support for internal governance. …”
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