Croatian Yearbook of European Law & Policy | Volume 19 (2023)

Table of Contents:

• Editorial Note
  • On the Road to a Constitutional Court of the European Union: The Court of Justice After the Transfer of the Preliminary Reference Jurisdiction to the General Court | Daniel Sarmiento
• Articles
  • Applying Solidarity as a Procedural Obligation in EU Citizenship Law | Niamh Nic Shuibhne
  • Rearranging the Puzzle: How Treaty Change Can Strengthen the Protection of EU Values | Inken Böttge
  • Evolution of the European Political Community in Times of the EU’s ‘Geopolitical Awakening’ | Sylwia Katarzyna Mazur
  • Switching Gear: Law Approximation in Ukraine After the Application for EU Membership | Adam Lazowski & Tetyana Komarova
  • The EU and the Mass Influx from Ukraine: Is There a Future for Temporary Protection? | Enes Zaimović
  • A European System of Coercive Measures: A Study in Proportionality and Effectiveness | Jacek Szkudlarek, Adrian Kaczmarek & Aneta Fraser
  • Bank Resolution in Croatia: Inflection Points, Institutional Resettling, and Governance Perspectives | Ivana Parać, Ivana Bajakić & Marta Božina Beroš
  • Rethinking the Privilege Against Self-Incrimination in Terms of Emerging Neuro-Technology: Comparing the European and United States Perspective | Igor Vuletić & Marin Mrčela
  • Is There Anything New Under the Sun? A Glance at the Digital Services Act and the Digital Markets Act from the Perspective of Digitalisation in the EU | Bence Kis Kelemen & Balázs Hohmann
  • From Green Vision to Legal Obligation: The Case for Making Green Public Procurement Mandatory | Inken Böttge, Helena Kumpar Zidanič & Aria Tzamalikou
  • Attribution and Responsibility Regarding CFSP Acts in Light of the Renegotiation of the EU’s Accession to the ECHR | Ágoston Mohay
  • Can the EU Make Member States Recognise Kosovo? | Stjepan Novak
• Notes, Comments and Reports
  • The Impact of Judgments in Spain v Commission (Kosovo) on Kosovo EU Membership | Gentjan Skara & Ferdindant Xhaferaj
  • The Role of the European Council in the EU-Turkey Statement: Driven by Interests | Havva Yesil
  • The ‘Ex Officio’ Doctrine of the CJEU Revisited: On the Active Role of the Courts in Unfair Contract Terms Law – Critical Remarks on the Lintner Ruling (C-551/17) of the CJEU | Mónika Józon

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