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Rule of law in the centre of the EU enlargement methodology: A short overview of the Western Balkans’ never-ending reform
The blog post examines how the rule of law shapes EU enlargement policy and assesses its evolving role in the Western Balkans accession process.
Maja Lukić Radović
Aug 2610 min read
The “Cross-Eyed” Court of Justice of the European Union: On the Selective Approach to the Rule of Law in EU Countries
The post examines alleged inconsistencies in CJEU rule-of-law case law, comparing its approaches to judicial independence in Poland and Germany.
Bartosz Lewandowski
Aug 218 min read
National Identity, Same-Sex Marriage, and Union Citizenship: Slovakia's Preliminary Reference to the CJEU
The blog post analyses the implications of a Slovak Constitutional Court reference to the CJEU concerning the loss of Slovak and EU citizenship following a same-sex marriage abroad.
Lilla Garayová
Aug 1713 min read
Hybrid Education of the Future
Hybrid education combines traditional classroom instruction with online learning to create flexible, inclusive, and resilient educational experiences. This blog post examines lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic, analyses Poland’s legal frameworks governing remote teaching, and explores the enduring benefits of blended learning models.
Wojciech Federczyk
Aug 74 min read
The System of Guarantees of Judicial Independence of CJEU Judges – Institutional Disadvantages
An analysis of the institutional guarantees of CJEU judicial independence, highlighting weaknesses in judicial appointments and tenure.
Grzegorz Pastuszko
Aug 46 min read
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