The autocratization of Hungary and Poland prompted a revolution in the European Court of
Justice (ECJ)'s caselaw. Brick by brick, the ECJ imposed novel obligations on EU member …

Recent studies of the preliminary reference procedure highlight that the Court of Justice of
the European Union (CJEU) defers to national courts at higher rates than scholars initially …

Effective procedural arrangements allow courts to reconcile conflicting demands of timely
justice and sound legal argument. In the context of the European Union, conflict between …

The article at hand introduces a comprehensive foundational database on the Czech
Constitutional Court spanning from its inception in 1993 to 2023. The database includes …

ABSTRACT The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) faces a growing backlog of
cases and delays in administering justice. Identifying the factors that prolong the resolution …

Case salience data are prominent in the US judicial politics literature. By contrast, such data
is not available for most other courts. With the continued judicialization of politics in the EU …

The EU's response to the COVID-19 pandemic has renewed discussions on whether the
gap between responsibility and responsiveness is, to some extent, constructed. This …

Over the last three decades, the field of EU judicial behaviour has spawned a sizeable body
of work. While the efforts of EU judicial scholars have indubitably generated important …

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 …

Private actors are increasingly turning to international courts (ICs). We argue that ICs can
refract private litigation to build legitimacy and mitigate intergovernmental backlash. By …