ERPL vol. 34, no 1, 2022 (123) comprises the proceedings of the EGPL Annual Reunion 2021, which was held from the 10th to the 12th of September 2021, on the subject “The State as Protector/Guarantor of Last Resort”, largely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, its effects and the response to it. The...
The year 2015 was an eventful year inconstitutional law. Moreover, the constitutional curiosities that occurred are of high importance. In this chronicle special attention is paid to a groundbreaking, seminal judgment of the District Court of The Hague. In this case ([...] the Urgenda case) the District Court...
The EU and its member states are currently faced with the difficult task of effectively applying the Schengen regime to external borders, in the face of the migrant crisis. Questions regarding EU level cooperation and overall asylum need to be considered and addressed.ERPL 2017 / Vol. 29, No. 1, (103) Art. by ...
The EPLS created in 1998, is constituted of books, monographs and essays purporting to contribute to the creation of a European public law, in particular through the systematic study of the different aspects of national legal systems in the EU Member States, in the European Union itself, as well as of their evolution & their convergence.
A series of succinct monographs focused on the institutional elements of the European Union, structures and practices of European governance and patterns of continuity and change reflected in the development of European Union law.
The Academy of European Public Law Series was launched in 2009, aiming at publishing the most representative results of the work of the graduates of the Academy of European Public Law and to demonstrate the quality of the work done in this significant academic institution.
This series was created, conscious of the role of comparative environmental law in the development of an effective global environmental protection & management system. It focuses on the different aspects of national legal systems in the EU Member States and aims at the creation of an international and European environmental law.
The “Mediterranean Agenda” is the result of the initiative of the Institute for the Mediterranean of the EPLO. It was launched not only with the aim to disseminate the results of the debates taking place in the context of the events that the Institute organizes throughout the year but also with the ambition to publish stand-alone studies by eminent,...
“The Institute for Justice and Growth Series” is the result of the initiative of the Institute for Justice and Growth of the EPLO. In this Series will be collected and reflected the suggestions, contribution, thoughts and opinions and, above all, the concrete proposals of the elite personalities of high academic and professional prestige who enjoy...
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