Infringement Actions 2.0: How to Protect EU Values before the Court of Justice

Infringement actions and EU values – constitutional backsliding in Hungary and Poland – the role of the Court of Justice – judicial independence and Article 19 TEU – the Charter of Fundamental Rights – the toolkit to protect EU values – political and judicial mechanisms – a bottom-up approach...

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Case law
Central banks
Charters
Common markets
Constitutional law
Courts
Fines & penalties
Human rights
Infringement
International obligations
Judges & magistrates
Judicial independence
Judiciary
Retirement
Rule of law
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