This article investigates litigation in the field of EU market liberalisation from the perspective
of legal mobilisation research. It follows the assertion that litigation has seized on …

The toolbox for resisting illiberalism is quite diverse. It includes high-level diplomatic
negotiations concerning sanctions to enforce democracy and citizens' mobilisation for local …

Women remain under-represented in many political institutions. To what extent does the
under-representation of women impact their performance, and the amount influence they …

Judicial appointments allow selectors to advance policy goals by appointing influential
judges who share their ideological preferences. Under renewable terms, information from …

Courts' institutional design has significant implications for judicial independence and
accountability, particularly when terms are renewable. Policy-seeking selectors often …

Legal scholars and social scientists have long traced how private attorneys influence judicial
behavior. By contrast, we lack a cohesive and comparative agenda probing how …

This article seeks to explain the success of litigation strategies pursued by interest groups
defending a public interest (hereafter public interest groups). We focus on the sub-field of …