Review of European Litigation | Rivista del Contenzioso Europeo | Revue du Contentieux Européen

The Review of European Litigation | Rivista del Contenzioso Europeo | Revue du Contentieux Européen is an electronic journal with a ‘procedural’ purpose and angle. It focuses on the rules applicable before the EU courts, but also, more generally, on the judicial ‘confrontation’ in the broad sense, which is a fundamental instrument in the development of European integration. For this reason, the Review also pays attention to the issue of relations between national courts and European judges, to the role of national judges as European judges, to the development of relations between jurisdictions that takes place essentially, if not exclusively, through judicial cases, to the point of being now a matter almost ‘naturally’ removed from regulatory intervention. In the Review, there's a general part, which contains the most extensive contributions, and a special part, declined in a series of sections. These sections have a purely (but not necessarily) jurisprudential content and they are characterized ratione materiae on topics that we consider relevant in the Review’s perspective. Therefore, there are sections dedicated to: (i) litigation within preliminary rulings, (ii) litigation in direct actions, (iii) litigation generated by pourvois, (iv) interim measures, (v) infringement proceedings, (vi) relations between supreme national courts and European Courts, (vii) (new) litigation before EU Agencies’ Boards of Appeal, (viii) the judicial ‘life’ of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, and (ix) the changes concerning the rules of the Court of Justice of the EU. The Review also welcomes book reviews. To subscribe to the newsletter: https://europeanlitigation.eu/en/contact-us/