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European Constitutional Law Review
ISSN: 1574-0196

EISSN: 1744-5515

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Volume 11 - December 2015

Case Notes

Gauweiler and the Outright Monetary Transactions Programme: The Mandate of the European Central Bank and the Changing Nature of Economic and Monetary Union: European Court of Justice, Judgment of 16 June 2015, Case C-62/14 Gauweiler and others v Deutscher Bundestag

Privacy in the digital era – Polish electronic surveillance law declared partially unconstitutional: Judgment of the Constitutional Tribunal of Poland of 30 July 2014, K 23/11

Timeo Danones et dona petentes: European Court of Justice (Grand Chamber), Judgment of 11 November 2014, Case C-333/13, Elisabeta and Florin Dano v Jobcenter Leipzig

Constitutional Courts as Guardians of EU Fundamental Rights? Centralised Judicial Review of Legislation and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU: European Court of Justice (Fifth Chamber), Judgment of 11 September 2014, Case C-112/13, A v B and others

Freedom of Religion versus Humane Treatment of Animals: Polish Constitutional Tribunal’s Judgment on Permissibility of Religious Slaughter: Judgment of the Constitutional Tribunal of Poland of 10 December 2014, K 52/13

Minimum Harmonisation after Alemo-Herron: The Janus Face of EU Fundamental Rights Review: European Court of Justice, Third Chamber Judgment of 18 July 2013, Case C-426/11, Alemo-Herron v Parkwood Leisure Ltd

When the European Court of Human Rights encounters the face: A case-note on the burqa ban in France European Court of Human Rights, Judgment of 1 July 2014, Case No. 43835/11, S.A.S. v France

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Book Review Essay

The Secession Conundrum – Through the Looking Glass - David Haljan: Constitutionalising Secession (Oxford/Portland: Hart Publishing2014), 429 pp., ISBN: 978-184-9464-376

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Who should uphold the constitution? An answer from comparative law - Maartje de Visser, Constitutional Review in Europe – A Comparative Analysis, Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2014, xliii + 484 p., ISBN 9781849463850

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The Financial Crisis in Constitutional Perspective - P.F. Kjaer, G. Teubner and A. Febbrajo (eds.), The Financial Crisis in Constitutional Perspective. The Dark Side of Functional Differentiation (Hart Publishing2011), 444 p., ISBN 9781841130101

Erratum

Erratum: 11 EuConst (2015) issue 2

Corrigendum

Corrigendum: 10 EuConst (2104) issue 3

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Volume 11 - December 2015

Case Notes

Front Cover (OFC, IFC) and matter

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Book Review Essay

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Book Review Essay

Book Review

Erratum

Corrigendum

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