Abstract The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) interprets directives and
regulations, forming what will be called a hybrid space where national legal systems and …

The inherent discrepancies and evolving nature of legal knowledge across various legal
systems, coupled with the variability of communicative contexts, have long posed significant …

This chapter considers the role law clerks play. Law clerks have a legal education and
support judges in the adjudicative process, and are often employed to make courts more …

Legal systems are expressed and demarcated through words. Indeed, as Jean-Claude
Gémar puts it,“le droit est affaire de mots”. 1 Law and language are inextricably linked. The …

This thesis studies the impact of working processes and working culture at the Court of
Justice of the European Union on the stabilisation and destabilisation of its decision-making …