Response of national highest courts to the ECJ's integrationist agenda–Logic behind
qualified acceptance of EU law supremacy and direct effect–Several possible explanations …

This chapter reflects on the notion of parliamentary sovereignty as it is understood in the UK
in the light of the Supreme Court's judgment in R (Miller) v Secretary of State for Exiting the …

Sovereignty has always been an awkward fit for the European Union in many respects–
conceptual, historical, normative and material-its supranationalism has been constructed …

In this paper, we compare how the term 'sovereignty'was used by MPs in parliamentary
debates on the European Communities Bill in 1971–1972 and the European Union Bill in …

Debate about 'sovereignty'has become impossible to avoid in the UK's current, post-
referendum but pre-Brexit, constitutional environment. Perhaps this is nothing new, and UK …

Albi, Anneli (2012) An essay on how the discourse on sovereignty and the co-operativeness
of national courts has diverted attention from the erosion of classic constitutional rights in the …

The paper analyses the consequences of E uropean integration processes upon the judicial
systems of the so‐called 'parliamentary sovereignty regimes', focusing on the B ritish and S …

Of all the academic journal articles that I have read in 2016 none has pushed me to think
harder about EU law than one which does not mention EU law at all. It is 'Distinctive Identity …

Abstract The European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018 forms the centrepiece of the UK's
domestic legal preparations for its departure from the European Union. The Act aims to …

Political science research on Europeanization has focused too little on the domestic legal-
constitutional implications of European legal integration. We address this relative neglect …