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Garner, Oliver

Bridging Brexit and the Values Crisis: From Constitutional Resistance to Deliberation?

re:constitution Working Papers, Forum Transregionale Studien, 33/2024

Working Papers

Working Papers

Bridging Brexit and the Values Crisis: From Constitutional Resistance to Deliberation?

Constitutional Avenues to Curbing Unrestrained Power of Very Large Online Platforms

Copyright as a Rule of Law Challenge

Refugee and Asylum Seeker Rights in Europe : Gendered Crimmigration Experiences in the Dutch and Spanish Cases

Parliamentary Committees of Inquiry as an Effective Tool to Enhance Democracy and Fight Corruption in Austria?

An essay on rule of- law culture and constitutional resilience

Taking Rights Consciousness Seriously: A Rights-Based Approach to Promoting Rule of Law Culture in the EU

Rule of Law or Rule of Norms? Informal Institutions and their Role for Democratic Resilience

Leviathan vs Goliath or States vs Big Tech and what the digital services act can do about it

The Identity of the EU Legal Order as a “Shield” for Judicial Independence in the (Polish) Rule of Law Crisis

Tilting the playing field through informal power in Hungary and Poland - How did Russia’s war in Ukraine change the EU’s approach?

Information Policies of the Coronavirus Crisis - A Review of 18 EU Countries

Inequalities, Economies of Fear and Geopolitical Turmoil. Southeastern Europe and Central America Beyond Borders

Endogenous Sources of Pandemic Governance: Executive Power and Lockdown Measures in Turkey, the United Kingdom and Germany

A Look at the ECHR’s Democratic Society – Secessionist Movements and Human Rights

Litigating fundamental rights violations before the courts in Europe: The role of civil society in Bulgaria

The Politics of the EU Anti-Corruption Movements

The Covid-19 Crisis as an Ideological Armory for the Populist Right in Spain and Italy

Exploring the Potential and Political Feasibility of 'Biting Intergovernmentalism' in the EU

A rule of law revolution in future generations’ litigation – intergenerational equity and the rule of law in the Anthropocene

National Democracy vs European Rule of Law? The lack of public demand for the rule of law in Hungary

Towards a theoretical framework for studying “pressure” in the EU constitutional order

Peace, prosperity, self-assertion, and cosmopolitan democracy: Four narratives on the purpose of European integration

Business and Human Rights in South East Europe

The principle of mutual trust in European Union Law: An Essential Principle Facing a Crisis of Values

Privacy and Personal Data Protection in Russia, Lithuania and Germany: Law, Legacy and Cyber Shift

Liberal Democracy in Crisis: the Spanish Case

The COVID-19 Crisis in Romania: A Hypothesis around Penal Populism and Legal Culture

The COVID-19 Pandemic and the Rule of Law: Turning the Crisis into Opportunity

Analysing Political Micro-Targeting from a GDPR Perspective

Migration and Rule of (Human Rights) Law in the EU: A “Constitutional” Crisis

Responses by the CJEU to the European Crisis of Democracy and the Rule of Law

To Derogate (and Notify), or Not to Derogate (and Not to Notify), that is the Question!

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