The Greek word krísis originally has meant ‘the turning point in a disease’. In this reading, crisis indicates a decisive moment, a point of revelation of ‘the real’, when a profound change, for good or for worse, is anticipated. Hence, while speaking about the current crisis of liberal democracy, we wait for the outcome and […]

Last month a group of prominent constitutional law and political studies scholars published or undersigned a joint statement (hereinafter: the statement) in which they call for an unquestionable supremacy of EU law over national law. They oppose the possibility of non-application of CJEU decisions by national courts. As a consequence, the authors also reject the […]