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The EU's Rule of Law Crisis: Supranational and Domestic Perspectives

European Union
Europeanisation through Law
Demoicracy
P112
R. Daniel Kelemen
Georgetown University
R. Daniel Kelemen
Georgetown University

Building: Viale Romania, Floor: 1, Room: A101

Friday 16:00 - 17:30 CEST (10/06/2022)

Abstract

This panel unpacks the domestic and supranational politics of the EU’s rule of law crisis. At the supranational level, papers evaluate the inter-institutional politics within the EU driving the use of rule of law tools and whether the use of such tools is democratically legitimate. At the domestic level, papers will probe challenges to judicial independence and the politics of rule of law backsliding in Malta, Poland, Hungary, and Spain.

Title Details
Judicial Independence in Peril: Perspectives from Hungary, Poland and Malta View Paper Details
On Demoicratic Mutual Recognition and the Rule of EU Law View Paper Details
The independence of the judiciary at risk? The Spanish case. View Paper Details
The Institutional Politics of the European Union’s Rule of Law Crisis View Paper Details
The Struggle Within: Liberal and “illiberal” constitutional idioms in the European Union View Paper Details