Contribution to the online symposium on Poul F. Kjær (ed), The Law of Political Economy: Transformations in the Function of Law (CUP 2020), published at Verfassungsblog on 4 September 2020. The volume seeks to re-connect law and political economy, both understood Continue reading Jan Komárek: Political Economy in the European Constitutional Imaginary – Moving beyond Fiesole
Wojciech Sadurski has set for his latest book three goals: first, to provide a comprehensive account of the anti-constitutional populist backsliding in Poland; second, to explain its causes in a country ‘widely, and justifiably, applauded for its achievements in democratic Continue reading Michal Krajewski: Book review of Wojciech Sadurski, Poland’s Constitutional Breakdown (OUP 2019)
Jan Komárek has was interviewed by Die Welt, concerning the recent decision of the German Federal Constitutional Court, which found the 2018 judgement of the European Court of Justice over the legality of the ECB Quantitative Easing Program ultra vires. Continue reading Karlsruhe is not Poland
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Abstract for the conference 30 Years After the Fall of the Berlin Wall: Rule of Law in the European Union, 14-15 November, The Swedish Network for European Legal Studies, Stockholm (programme – pdf) 1989 opened the possibility to make the Continue reading The rule of law and liberal legalism in (the post-communist) Europe