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Stephen Weatherill, Somerville
College and Faculty of Law, Oxford University

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Introduction

‘Is this the end of football’s
transfer system?’ So shrieked the media in December 1995 when the Court of
Justice decided the Bosman
case (C-415/93). And the same question has now hit the headlines

Professor Steve Peers, Royal Holloway University of
London

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Full disclosure first: After exactly
ten and a half years, I stopped posting on X (formerly Twitter) on August 10,
2024. I could
not accept
the owner’s view that those encouraging race riots in Britain
online should not

  

Antje Kunst*

* Antje Kunst is an
international lawyer and barrister of a UK based Chambers, specialised in EU
and international public law, human rights and litigation. She is admitted to
the Bar of England and Wales, and the Bar of Berlin, advising and representing
individuals in a wide range of matters including

  

Alessandra Fratini and Giorgia
Lo Tauro
, FratiniVergano European Lawyers

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via Wikimedia Commons

Introduction

On 30 May 2024, the Court of Justice
of the European Union issued its judgment in Conny
(Case C-400/22), which concerned the labelling requirements for online order
buttons under Article 8 of

  

Ana Rita Gil*, Aylin Yildiz
Noorda** & Lucas Ricardo***

* Professor, Law Faculty of the
University of Lisbon, Portugal. Researcher at the Lisbon Public Law. Email:
anaritagil@fd.ulisboa.pt.

** Postdoctoral Researcher at the
Lisbon Public Law Research Centre, University of Lisbon, Portugal /
Non-resident Research Fellow at the World Trade Institute (WTI) and

 

Jacques Bellezit, University of Strasbourg
(France)

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If one wants to trace back the history of European construction, it
would necessarily have to mention the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC).
Inspired by the Schumann Declaration of May 9th 1950, it was the

 

Antje Kunst*

* Antje Kunst is an
international lawyer and barrister of Pavocat Chambers, admitted to the Bar of
England and Wales, and the Bar of Berlin, advising and representing individuals
in a wide range of matters related to the CFSP, including employment cases. She
has appeared in numerous cases before both the