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ERPL, vol. 37, no 1, spring/printemps 2025 (135)
This ERPL issue comprises the proceedings of the EGPL Conference that took place in September 2024 on the occasion of the EGPL Annual Reunion on the theme “A Changing Europe in a Changing World”.
In this issue of the Review, eminent academics and legal scholars specializing in this field present their papers on topical issues of utmost significance such as “World Security”, “The EU as a Financial Intermediary”, “The Rule of Law in the European Union”. Moreover, the themes treated in the context of the Workshops held within the framework of the Conference (i.e., “Asylum and Migration (New Pact of the European Union)”; “Safeguarding Individual Rights in Emergencies: A Challenge for Modern Democracies”; “Artificial Intelligence, Sovereignty and the Rule of Law: The Impact of the Rise of Artificial Intelligence on the European Constitutional Order”) are examined through contributions by legal scholars and academics with a great interest in the respective fields.
Furthermore, in this issue of the Review are published the Laudationes in honor of five founding or long-standing Members of the European Group of Public Law, in celebration of its 35th Anniversary.
- Summary
Foreword [IN ENGLISH AND IN FRENCH] (4 pp.)
Part I - A Changing Europe in a Changing World
World Security
E. Chiti, The Evolving Role of the EU as a Security Actor [IN ENGLISH] (36 pp.)
The EU as a Financial Intermediary
G. della Cananea, The New Borrowing and Spending Powers of the European Union [IN ENGLISH] (26 pp.)
R. Crowe, The Politics of the European Budgetary Process: Aaron Wildavsky and the EU Budget [IN ENGLISH] (37 pp.)
A. Iglesias Garzón, EU Sustainable Finance: Beyond-market Considerations [IN ENGLISH] (22 pp.)The Rule of Law in the European Union
B. Mathieu, L’état de droit dans l’Union européenne – Populisme c. Technocratie [IN FRENCH] (19 pp.)
A. Drahmann / L. Honée, Harmonising Transparency: The EU’s Role in the Access to Government Information [IN ENGLISH] (37 pp.)
M. Meßling, Rule of Law and Judicial Appointments [IN ENGLISH] (15 pp.)
N. Emiliou, Compliance with the Rule of Law in the Case-law of the Court of Justice of the European Union – Some Considerations [IN ENGLISH] (20 pp.)
N. Magaldi, They Are Not Polish Judges, but European Judges – How the Court of Justice of the European Union Built a Single European Judiciary [IN ENGLISH] (30 pp.)
J. W. de Zwaan, The Enlargement of the European Union and the Relevance of its Fundamental Values [IN ENGLISH] (34 pp.)General Conclusions
P. Craig, A Changing Europe in a Changing World – General Conclusions: The Problem is Real, The Response is Difficult [IN ENGLISH] (12 pp.)
Part II - Contribution
O. Zaichuk / Y. Zaichuck, The Future of European Security at the End of the Liberal World Order – A Quest for Relevancy [IN ENGLISH] (10 pp.)
Part III - Workshops
Asylum and Migration (New Pact of the European Union)
J. W. de Zwaan, The Evolution of the Immigration and Asylum Policy of the European Union – From the Internal Market to the New Pact [IN ENGLISH] (18 pp.)
Safeguarding Individual Rights in Emergencies: A Challenge for Modern Democracies
M. Florczak-Wątor, Freedom of the Press and Electoral Integrity in Crisis: Poland’s 2020 Presidential Election during the COVID-19 Pandemic [IN ENGLISH] (13 pp.)
A. Sanchenko, Challenges of Socio-Economic Rights’ Respect in Ukraine – A War-affected EU Candidate State [IN ENGLISH] (16 pp.)
Part IV - 35th Anniversary of the EGPL – Laudationes
Laudatio: Prof. Jean-Bernard Auby
P. Jonason, Professeure à l’Université de Södertörn, Suède [IN FRENCH] (3 pp.)
G. della Cananea, Full professor of Administrative law, Bocconi University (Milan), Italy; Member of the Advisory Committee of the Italian Consiglio di Stato [IN ENGLISH] (9 pp.)Laudatio: Prof. Mario P. Chiti
B. Marchetti, Full professor of Administrative Law at the University of Trento, Italy [IN ENGLISH] (5 pp.)
E. Malaret, Professeure de Droit administratif, Université de Barcelona, Espagne [IN FRENCH] (4 pp.)
M. P. Chiti, Emeritus Professor at the University of Florence [IN ENGLISH] (2 pp.)Laudatio: Prof. Paul Craig
G. Anthony, Professor of Public Law, Queen’s University, Belfast, Northern Ireland [IN ENGLISH] (4 pp.)
L. M. Díez-Picazo, Professor of Constitutional Law, Judge at the Supreme Court of Spain [IN ENGLISH] (3 pp.)
P. Craig, St John’s College, Oxford, United Kingdom [IN ENGLISH] (2 pp.)Laudatio: Guy De Vel
R. Andersen, Premier Président émérite du Conseil d’État de Belgique et Professeur émérite de la Faculté de droit de l’Université catholique de Louvain [IN FRENCH] (4 pp.)
S. Flogaïtis, Professeur, Université Nationale et Capodistrienne d’Athènes, Directeur de la European Public Law Organization [IN FRENCH] (3 pp.)
G. De Vel, Ancien Directeur Général des Services Juridiques du Conseil de l’Europe [IN FRENCH] (2 pp.)Laudatio: Prof. Jaap W. de Zwaan
T. Van den Brink, Professor of EU Legislative Studies, Utrecht University, The Netherlands [IN ENGLISH] (3 pp.)
F. Goudappel, Professor at the University of Curaçao, Kingdom of The Netherlands [IN ENGLISH] (4 pp.)
M. Gnes, Full Professor of Administrative Law at the University of Urbino Carlo Bo, Italy [IN ENGLISH] (6 pp.)
J. W. de Zwaan, Emeritus Professor of the Law of the European Union at Erasmus University Rotterdam and former Director of the Netherlands Institute of International Relations, Clingendael [IN ENGLISH] (4 pp.)
Information [IN ENGLISH AND IN FRENCH] (7 pp.)
