Ghent University Academic Bibliography

Your filters: cql: keyword exact "EUROPEAN COURT"

Add to list
- Journal Article
- A1
- open access
Visibilizing the accountability web : ordinary courts, informal justice efforts, and alternative approaches for addressing mass human rights violations in Syria

Brigitte Herremans (UGent) and Tine Destrooper (UGent)

(2025) JOURNAL OF LAW AND SOCIETY.
Add to list
- Journal Article
- A1
- open access
Constraints on the domestic separation of powers by supranational courts

Mathieu Leloup (UGent)

(2025) ICON-INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CONSTITUTIONAL LAW.
Add to list
- Journal Article
- A2
- open access
Divorcing the substantive from the procedural in racist police violence cases at the ECtHR : a just institutional approach?

Emma Várnagy (UGent) and Harriet Ni Chinneide

(2024) UTRECHT LAW REVIEW. 20(4). p.65-82
Add to list
Y v France : intersex rights in the age of subsidiarity

Pieter Cannoot (UGent)

(2024) EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS LAW REVIEW. 5(4). p.487-508
Add to list
The right not to use the internet

Dariusz Kloza (UGent)

(2024) COMPUTER LAW & SECURITY REVIEW. 52.
Add to list
- Journal Article
- A1
Sometimes even easy rule of law cases make bad law ECtHR (GC) 15 March 2022, No. 43572/18, Grzeda v Poland

Mathieu Leloup (UGent) and David Kosar

(2022) EUROPEAN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW REVIEW. 18(4). p.753-779
Add to list
Current-day international child abduction : does Brussels IIb live up to the challenges?

Thalia Kruger, Laura Carpaneto, Francesca Maoli, Sara Lembrechts (UGent) , Tine Van Hof and Giovanni Sciaccaluga

(2022) JOURNAL OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW. 18(2). p.159-185
Add to list
Countering the fiction of neutrality : pushing for transparency?

Cathérine Van de Graaf (UGent) and Angelika Nußberger

(2022) OXFORD JOURNAL OF LAW AND RELIGION. 11(1). p.74-90
Add to list
Abstract but concrete, or concrete but abstract? A guide to the nature of advisory opinions under protocol No 16 to the ECHR

Toon Moonen (UGent) and Laurens Lavrysen (UGent)

(2021) HUMAN RIGHTS LAW REVIEW. 21(3). p.752-785
Add to list
Positive subsidiarity and its implications for the margin of appreciation doctrine

Eva Brems (UGent)

(2019) NETHERLANDS QUARTERLY OF HUMAN RIGHTS. 37(3). p.210-227

Academic Bibliography

Visibilizing the accountability web : ordinary courts, informal justice efforts, and alternative approaches for addressing mass human rights violations in Syria

Constraints on the domestic separation of powers by supranational courts

Divorcing the substantive from the procedural in racist police violence cases at the ECtHR : a just institutional approach?

Y v France : intersex rights in the age of subsidiarity

The right not to use the internet

Sometimes even easy rule of law cases make bad law ECtHR (GC) 15 March 2022, No. 43572/18, Grzeda v Poland

Current-day international child abduction : does Brussels IIb live up to the challenges?

Countering the fiction of neutrality : pushing for transparency?

Abstract but concrete, or concrete but abstract? A guide to the nature of advisory opinions under protocol No 16 to the ECHR

Positive subsidiarity and its implications for the margin of appreciation doctrine

Contents

Support

Contact