Forthcoming events

• 14 September - CLASF workshop: Constitutional challenges in Europe: The impact and role of competition law - Preliminary programme
• 25 September - Floris de Witte, Institutionalising Integration (Law and Justice Across Borders lecture series) - More

Publications by ACELG members

• Leonard Besselink & Jan Herman Reestman, Talking about European Democracy (editorial), European Constitutional Law Review, p13(2), pp 207 - 220 - article
• Steven Blockmans, In Search of a Role to Play: the EU and the War in Syria, European Papers, Vol. 2, 2017, No 1, 9-13 - article
• Kati Cseres, The Way we go in the EU (editorial), Legal Issues of Economic Integration, 44(2), 105 - 110 - article
• Deirdre Curtin, Brexit and the EU Area of Freedom, Security and Justice: Bespoke Bits and Pieces, CSF-SSSUP Working Paper No 5/2017 - article
• Katja Swider (w/Maarten den Heijer), Why Union Law Can and Should Protect Stateless Persons, European Journal of Migration and Law, 19(2), pp. 101 - 135 - article
• Katja Swider, Chapter 12: Why End Statelessness?, in: T. Bloom, K. Tonkiss, P. Cole (eds.) Understanding Statelessness (Routledge) - publisher website
• Annette Schrauwen, (Not) losing out from Brexit, Europe and the World: a Law Journal, 1(1) p.1-18 - article (open access)
• René Smits, From Subordinated to Prominent: The Role of the European Commission in EMU. Reflections on Euro Area Democracy, in L. Daniele, P. Simone & R.Cisotta (eds.) Democracy in the EMU in the Aftermath of the Crisis (Springer), pp. 51 - 71 - publisher website
• Maria Weimer, The Origins of “Risk” as an Idea and the Future of Risk Regulation, European Journal of Risk Regulation, 8 (1), Cambridge Inaugural Issue: The Past, Present and Future of Risk Regulation - article
• Maria Weimer (w/Ellen Vos), Differentiated integration or uniform regime? National derogations from internal market measures, in B. De Witte, A. Ott & E. Vos (eds) Between Flexibility and Disintegration. The Trajectory of Differentiation in EU Law (Edward Elgar) - publisher website; chapter available as Maastricht Faculty of Law working paper - SSRN
• Most recent contributions of ACELG members to EUExplainer.nl (all in Dutch)
  • Pieter Jan Kuijper (9 June), De toekomst van EU-handelspolitiek na Advies 2/15 - article
  • Pieter Jan Kuijper (6 June), Blijven nationale parlementen nodig voor het sluiten van EU-handelsverdragen of niet? - article
  • Kati Cseres (24 May), De Hongaarse rechtsstaat onder druk. Deel II: De rol van de EU - article
  • Kati Cseres (23 May), De Hongaarse rechtsstaat onder druk. Deel I: De Central European University - article

ACELG working papers

• Christina Eckes & Ramses A. Wessel, The European Union from an International Perspective: Sovereignty, Statehood, and Special Treatment, forthcoming in: T. Tridimas and R. Schütze (eds.), The Oxford Principles of European Union Law - Volume 1: The European Union Legal Order (Oxford University Press) - SSRN

ACELG blog

• Guest blog by Joris Larik (18 June 2017): Trade and Sustainable Development: Opinion 2/15 and the EU’s Foreign Policy Objectives. By Joris Larik - blog

Presentations by ACELG members

• Kati Cseres (16 June), Postal consumers in the EU: from users of universal services to users of all (digital) postal services, 6th Conference on the Regulation of Infrastructures: Regulatory challenges for smart cities, European University Institute - conference website
• Annette Schrauwen (16 June), Closing Remarks, workshop 'EXPULCIT: the meaning of expulsion in an area of common citizenship', Radboud University Nijmegen
• Or Brook (20 June), Priority setting as a double-edged sword: how modernizations strengthen the role of non-competition interests in Article 101 TFEU, UCL Competition Law & Policy Work in Progress seminar
• Kati Cseres (20 June), roundtable participant, Seminar 'Toward Effective Justice in Consumer Protection' at the Supreme Court of the Republic of Poland - programme
• Leonard Besselink (22 June), Commentator, 'Treaties as travaux préparatoires: Conference on the 60th Anniversary of the Treaties of Rome', Max Planck Institute for European Legal History, Frankfurt /Main - programme
• Katja Swider (29 June), Practices and approaches in EU Member States to prevent
  and end statelessness, Joint Hearing on Statelessness, European Parliament Brussels - programme
• Nik de Boer (with Christophe Majastre) (6 July), With the law on our side: judicialisation and juridification of German EU politics in the Euro crisis, 2017 ICON-S Annual Meeting 'Courts, Power, and Public Law', Copenhagen - programme
• Kati Cseres (6 July), Energy consumers as sustainable market actors, International Conference: Exploring the role of consumers for sustainability, SMART Conference, University of Sheffield - conference website
• René Smits (6 -7 July), member panel on Developments in Europe, 5th Annual CCLS-Bank of England Conference on 'Accountability', London
• Katja Swider (12 July), speaker at 'Statelessness as displacement in situ', Open University, London - more