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  • Nudging Domestic Judicial Reforms from Strasbourg: How the European Court of Human Rights shapes domestic judicial design

    David Kosař

    • The Role of Civil Society in Protecting Judicial Independence in Times of Rule of Law Backsliding in Poland

      Barbara Grabowska-Moroz, Olga Śniadach

      • Judicial Change to the Law-in-Action of Constitutional Review of Statutes in Poland

        Piotr Radziewicz

        • Independent administrative authorities and the standard of judicial review

          Saskia Lavrijssen, Maartje de Visser

          • Reconciling independence and accountability in judicial systems

            Francesco Contini, Richard Mohr

            • A discipline of judicial governance?

              Gar Yein Ng

              • Problem-Solving Initiatives in Administrative and Criminal Law in the Netherlands

                Miranda Boone, Philip Langbroek

                • An evaluation of the quality of justice in Europe and its developments in France

                  Jean-Paul Jean, Hélène Pauliat

                  • Human Dignity and the Rule of Law

                    Stephen Riley

                    • Democratic Input Legitimacy of IRAs: Proposing an Assessment Framework

                      Miroslava Scholten

                      • ‘Complete Independence’ of National Data Protection Supervisory Authorities
                        Second Try: Comments on the Judgment of the CJEU of 16 October 2012,
                        C-614/10, with Due Regard to its Previous Judgment of 9 March 2010,
                        C-518/07

                        Alexander Balthasar

                        • The Struggle for the Rule of Law in Romania as an EU Member State:
                          The Role of the Cooperation and Verification Mechanism

                          Radu Carp

                          • Independent competition authorities in the EU

                            Johan W. van de Gronden, Sybe A. de Vries

                            • Problem-Solving Criminal Justice: Developments in England and Wales

                              Jennifer Ward

                              • Antonin Scalia’s Textualism in philosophy, theology, and judicial interpretation of the Constitution

                                Herman Philipse

                                • Shifts in Competences between Member States and the EU in the New Supervisory System for Credit Institutions and their Consequences for Judicial Protection

                                  Laura Wissink, Ton Duijkersloot, Rob Widdershoven

                                  • The Relationship between Role Conception, Judicial Behaviour and Perceived Procedural Justice: Some Explorative Remarks in the Context of Dutch Post-Defence Hearings

                                    Hilke A.M. Grootelaar, Tjalling A. Waterbolk, Jakoline Winkels

                                    • Parliamentary Supremacy versus Judicial Supremacy
                                      How can adversarial judicial, public, and political dialogue be institutionalised?

                                      Veit Bader

                                      • Reference to Foreign Law in the Supreme Courts of Britain and the Netherlands: Explaining the Development of Judicial Practices

                                        Elaine Mak

                                        • When is a Bill of Rights Fit for Judicial Review? The Limitation of Rights Regime in the Netherlands Considered

                                          Gerhard van der Schyff

                                          • Are You Networked Yet? On Dialogues in European Judicial Networks

                                            Monica Claes, Maartje de Visser

                                            • The Ebb and Flow of Judicial Leadership in the Netherlands

                                              Nick Huls

                                              • The Democratizing Effects of Transjudicial Coordination

                                                Eyal Benvenisti, George W. Downs

                                                • The Proliferation of Constitutional Law and Constitutional Adjudication, or How American Judicial Review Came to Europe After All

                                                  Leonard F.M. Besselink

                                                  • Travelling with Judges: Brief Reflections on the Roadmap on Comparative Law Developed by the Network of Presidents of the Supreme Judicial Courts of the European Union

                                                    Elaine Mak