Gallo – Direct Effect in EU Law

• Although the syllabus, for examination purposes, consists of the two volumes indicated above, it is, of course, advisable for attending students to come to class assiduously so as to enrich their study with slides, notes and materials.
• A few few slides, for which students should take special care in their preparation, will be pointed out by Professor Pacer during the course.

Argomenti del programma: 1) Origins and development of European integration, including with reference to Brexit and the (legal) response to COVID-19 2) EU institutions 3) Membership, values and goals of the EU. 4) EU competences, subsidiarity and proportionality. 5) Sources: primary and secondary law 6) Decision-making procedures 7) The impact of EU law on national systems and the protection of rights before national courts: conforming…

Argomenti del programma: The course constitutes the completion of the EU institutional law course, and it is aimed at putting in practice the key issues analyzed in that course. Topics will include, but are not limited to: the judicial avenues and proceedings before both domestic courts and the CJEU; primacy, direct effect, and consistent interpretation and their functioning before domestic courts; the principle of (national) procedural…