The focus of this series is European law broadly understood. It aims to publish original monographs in all fields of European law, from work focusing on the institutions of the EU and the Council of Europe to books examining substantive fields of European law as well as examining the relationship between European law and domestic, regional and international legal orders. The series publishes works adopting a wide variety of methods: comparative, doctrinal, theoretical and inter-disciplinary approaches to European law are equally welcome, as are works looking at the historical and political facets of the development of European law and policy. The main criterion is excellence, i.e. the publication of innovative work, which will help to shape the legal, political and scholarly debate on the future of European law.
Joint Editors
Professor Mark Dawson
Hertie School of Governance, Berlin
Professor Dr Laurence Gormley
University of Groningen
Professor Jo Shaw
University of Edinburgh
Editorial Advisory Board
Professor Kenneth Armstrong, University of Cambridge
Professor Catherine Barnard, University of Cambridge
Professor Richard Bellamy, University College London
Professor Marise Cremona, European University Institute, Florence
Professor Michael Dougan, University of Liverpool
Professor Dr Jacqueline Dutheil de la Rochère, University of Paris II Pantheon-Assas, Director of the Centre for European Law, Paris
Professor Daniel Halberstam, University of Michigan
Professor Dora Kostakopoulou, University of Warwick
Professor Dr Ingolf Pernice, Director of the Walter Hallstein Institute, Humboldt University of Berlin
Judge Sinisa Rodin, Court of Justice of the European Union
Professor Eleanor Spaventa, Università Bocconi
Professor Neil Walker, University of Edinburgh
Professor Stephen Weatherill, University of Oxford
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