Table of Contents
Articles
| THE EUROPEANISATION OF NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONS IN THE CONSTITUTIONALISATION OF EUROPE: SOME OBSERVATIONS AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL EXPERIENCE OF THE EU-15 | Abstract |
| Monica Claes | 1-38 |
| SELECTED EU JUDGMENTS BY CEE CONSTITUTIONAL COURTS: LESSONS ON HOW (NOT) TO AMEND CONSTITUTIONS? | Abstract |
| Anneli Albi | 39-58 |
| CONSTITUTIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF EU MEMBERSHIP: A VIEW FROM THE COMMISSION | Abstract |
| Frank Hoffmeister | 59-98 |
| THE EUROPEAN ARREST WARRANT, THIRD PILLAR LAW AND NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL RESISTANCE / ACCEPTANCE | Abstract |
| Zdenek Kuhn | 99-134 |
| THE END OF JUDICIAL CONSTITUTIONALISATION? | Abstract |
| Jo Hunt | 135-156 |
| LEGAL INSTRUMENTS IN THE REFORM TREATY – SIMPLIFIED? | Abstract |
| Tamara Capeta | 157-192 |
| THE FUNCTIONAL OVERLAP OF ENFORCEMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION TOOLS | Abstract |
| Stine Andersen | 193-228 |
| IDENTITY AND THE DIVERGENCE OF DISCOURSES IN CROATIA AND EUROPE | Abstract |
| Siniša Rodin | 229-240 |
| TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS IN THE ENLARGED EUROPEAN UNION: HOW FREE IS THE FREE MOVEMENT OF WORKERS? | Abstract |
| Iris Goldner Lang | 241-272 |
| BENCHMARKING, SAFEGUARD CLAUSES AND VERIFICATION MECHANISMS - WHAT’S IN A NAME? RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN PRE- AND POST-ACCESSION CONDITIONALITY AND COMPLIANCE WITH EU LAW | Abstract |
| Martina Spernbauer | 273-306 |
| TOWARDS AN IMPROVED APPLICATION OF EUROPEAN UNION LAW IN LITHUANIA: THE EXAMPLES OF COMPETITION LAW AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW | Abstract |
| Yvonne Goldammer, Elze Matulionytė | 307-330 |
| CREATING EUROPEAN SPACES FOR ASSOCIATES, PARTNERS, NEIGHBOURS | Abstract |
| Bedanna Bapuly | 331-354 |
| THE EU CHARTER OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND THE SUBSISTING COMMITMENTS OF EU MEMBER STATES UNDER THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS: MORE VARIABLE GEOMETRY | Abstract |
| Robert Lane | 355-390 |
| ‘CAN SHE EXCUSE MY WRONGS?’ THE EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE AND INTERNATIONAL COURTS AND TRIBUNALS | Abstract |
| Bernhard Hofstotter | 391-414 |
| ELECTORAL RIGHTS UNDER THE REVIEW OF THE EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE: JUDICIAL TRENDS AND CONSTITUTIONAL WEAKNESSES | Abstract |
| Stanislas Adam | 415-442 |
| HUMAN RIGHTS OF WOMEN AND THE PUBLIC/PRIVATE DIVIDE IN INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW | Abstract |
| Ivana Radacic | 443-468 |
| GAY RIGHTS IN THE EU: A LONG WAY FORWARD FOR THE UNION OF 27 | Abstract |
| Dimitry Kochenov | 469-490 |
| ANTI-DISCRIMINATION POLICY AND THE ROMA: ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF EU ENLARGEMENT | Abstract |
| Melanie H Ram | 491-514 |
Notes, Comments and Reports
| POLISH AND GERMAN CONSTITUTIONAL JURISPRUDENCE ON MATTERS OF EUROPEAN COMMUNITY LAW: A COMPARISON OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURTS’ APPROACHES | Abstract |
| Sven Hobel | 515-532 |
| REFERRING TO A FRAME? SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE EUROPEAN CONTRACT LAW PROJECT | Abstract |
| Jan-Peter Trnka | 533-558 |
| THE NEW CEFTA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ITS INFLUENCE ON ACCESSION TO THE EUROPEAN UNION AND ON THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA | Abstract |
| Marta Krizmanic | 559- |