Koen Lenaerts is President of the Court of Justice at the European Union. Jean-Claude Bonichot is a Judge at the Court of Justice. Heikki Kanninen is a Judge at the General Court. Caroline Naômé and Pekka Pohjankoski are Legal Secretaries at the Court of Justice.

The reader is … provided with a mosaic of articles delving into subjects that are both very topical for contemporary EU lawyers, and addressed by very high level legal practitioners. The book will be of great interest to teachers and researchers alike.

• PART ITHE CHANGING UNION1. The Court of Justice of the European Union and the Refugee Crisis Koen Lenaerts2. How Trustworthy is Mutual Trust? Opinion 2/13 Revisited Christiaan Timmermans3. National Identity and European Construction José Narciso da Cunha Rodrigues4. Nationality and Citizenship: Integration and Rights-Based Perspectives Síofra O’Leary5. EU Law and Sovereign Debt Relief Miguel Poiares Maduro6. Economic Governance in a Changing Union: Fiscal Rules and Market Discipline in the Euro Area Olli RehnPART IITHE EU’S JUDICIAL ACTORS: EVOLVING ROLES7. Judging at the Court of Justice of the European Union: Is there a Need for Dissenting Opinions? Vassilios Skouris8. The Future of the General Court Within the Court of Justice of the European Union Heikki Kanninen9. Judicial Dialogue between National Supreme Administrative Courts and the Court of Justice of the European Union Niilo Jääskinen10. Acts of Rebellion, or the Enemy Within? A Consideration of the Combative Ruling of the Supreme Court of Denmark and the Imperative of Genuine Judicial Dialogue Lorna Armati11. The Principle of Mutual Trust in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice: Some Reflections on its Corollaries Clemens Ladenburger12. Allan’s Legal Battles before the Court, Acting as the Commission’s Agent Jean-Louis DewostPART IIIRIGHTS OF THE INDIVIDUAL IN TIMES OF CHANGE13. Balancing Security Reasons and the Adversarial Principle: The New Article 105 of the Rules of Procedure of the General Court Marc Jaeger14. The EU Citizens’ Right to have Rights and the Courts’ Duty to Protect it Marek Safjan and Dominik Düsterhaus15. From Daily Mail to Polbud: An ‘Ever-Changing’ Case Law on Cross-Border Mobility of Companies? Küllike Jürimäe16. Free Movement of Goods in a Changing Union: The Evolving Relationship Between Fundamental Rights, Grounds of Justification and Mandatory Requirements Heidi Kaila17. Religion in the Workplace: When is Enforcing a Religious Ethos Acceptable? and When is Neutrality Discrimination? Eleanor Sharpston18. The Impact of Austerity on the Protection of Human Rights Philip AlstonPART IVEU EXTERNAL RELATIONS AND NEW HORIZONS19. The European Union’s Accession to the Istanbul Convention Sacha Prechal20. The Exercise of Non-Exclusive Competence of the EU and the Conclusion of International Agreements Joni Heliskoski21. Extradition and EU Law: An Unexpected ‘Pas de Deux’ Jean-Claude Bonichot22. Expulsion of a Member State from the European Union: Ultimate Remedy? Pekka Pohjankoski23. The Lessons of Brexit David Edward24. From Rome to Lisbon and from Lisbon to Brexit Aindrias Ó Caoimh

Koen Lenaerts is President of the Court of Justice at the European Union. Jean-Claude Bonichot is a Judge at the Court of Justice. Heikki Kanninen is a Judge at the General Court. Caroline Naômé and Pekka Pohjankoski are Legal Secretaries at the Court of Justice.

The reader is … provided with a mosaic of articles delving into subjects that are both very topical for contemporary EU lawyers, and addressed by very high level legal practitioners. The book will be of great interest to teachers and researchers alike.

• PART ITHE CHANGING UNION1. The Court of Justice of the European Union and the Refugee Crisis Koen Lenaerts2. How Trustworthy is Mutual Trust? Opinion 2/13 Revisited Christiaan Timmermans3. National Identity and European Construction José Narciso da Cunha Rodrigues4. Nationality and Citizenship: Integration and Rights-Based Perspectives Síofra O’Leary5. EU Law and Sovereign Debt Relief Miguel Poiares Maduro6. Economic Governance in a Changing Union: Fiscal Rules and Market Discipline in the Euro Area Olli RehnPART IITHE EU’S JUDICIAL ACTORS: EVOLVING ROLES7. Judging at the Court of Justice of the European Union: Is there a Need for Dissenting Opinions? Vassilios Skouris8. The Future of the General Court Within the Court of Justice of the European Union Heikki Kanninen9. Judicial Dialogue between National Supreme Administrative Courts and the Court of Justice of the European Union Niilo Jääskinen10. Acts of Rebellion, or the Enemy Within? A Consideration of the Combative Ruling of the Supreme Court of Denmark and the Imperative of Genuine Judicial Dialogue Lorna Armati11. The Principle of Mutual Trust in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice: Some Reflections on its Corollaries Clemens Ladenburger12. Allan’s Legal Battles before the Court, Acting as the Commission’s Agent Jean-Louis DewostPART IIIRIGHTS OF THE INDIVIDUAL IN TIMES OF CHANGE13. Balancing Security Reasons and the Adversarial Principle: The New Article 105 of the Rules of Procedure of the General Court Marc Jaeger14. The EU Citizens’ Right to have Rights and the Courts’ Duty to Protect it Marek Safjan and Dominik Düsterhaus15. From Daily Mail to Polbud: An ‘Ever-Changing’ Case Law on Cross-Border Mobility of Companies? Küllike Jürimäe16. Free Movement of Goods in a Changing Union: The Evolving Relationship Between Fundamental Rights, Grounds of Justification and Mandatory Requirements Heidi Kaila17. Religion in the Workplace: When is Enforcing a Religious Ethos Acceptable? and When is Neutrality Discrimination? Eleanor Sharpston18. The Impact of Austerity on the Protection of Human Rights Philip AlstonPART IVEU EXTERNAL RELATIONS AND NEW HORIZONS19. The European Union’s Accession to the Istanbul Convention Sacha Prechal20. The Exercise of Non-Exclusive Competence of the EU and the Conclusion of International Agreements Joni Heliskoski21. Extradition and EU Law: An Unexpected ‘Pas de Deux’ Jean-Claude Bonichot22. Expulsion of a Member State from the European Union: Ultimate Remedy? Pekka Pohjankoski23. The Lessons of Brexit David Edward24. From Rome to Lisbon and from Lisbon to Brexit Aindrias Ó Caoimh

Koen Lenaerts is President of the Court of Justice at the European Union. Jean-Claude Bonichot is a Judge at the Court of Justice. Heikki Kanninen is a Judge at the General Court. Caroline Naômé and Pekka Pohjankoski are Legal Secretaries at the Court of Justice.

The reader is … provided with a mosaic of articles delving into subjects that are both very topical for contemporary EU lawyers, and addressed by very high level legal practitioners. The book will be of great interest to teachers and researchers alike.

• PART ITHE CHANGING UNION1. The Court of Justice of the European Union and the Refugee Crisis Koen Lenaerts2. How Trustworthy is Mutual Trust? Opinion 2/13 Revisited Christiaan Timmermans3. National Identity and European Construction José Narciso da Cunha Rodrigues4. Nationality and Citizenship: Integration and Rights-Based Perspectives Síofra O’Leary5. EU Law and Sovereign Debt Relief Miguel Poiares Maduro6. Economic Governance in a Changing Union: Fiscal Rules and Market Discipline in the Euro Area Olli RehnPART IITHE EU’S JUDICIAL ACTORS: EVOLVING ROLES7. Judging at the Court of Justice of the European Union: Is there a Need for Dissenting Opinions? Vassilios Skouris8. The Future of the General Court Within the Court of Justice of the European Union Heikki Kanninen9. Judicial Dialogue between National Supreme Administrative Courts and the Court of Justice of the European Union Niilo Jääskinen10. Acts of Rebellion, or the Enemy Within? A Consideration of the Combative Ruling of the Supreme Court of Denmark and the Imperative of Genuine Judicial Dialogue Lorna Armati11. The Principle of Mutual Trust in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice: Some Reflections on its Corollaries Clemens Ladenburger12. Allan’s Legal Battles before the Court, Acting as the Commission’s Agent Jean-Louis DewostPART IIIRIGHTS OF THE INDIVIDUAL IN TIMES OF CHANGE13. Balancing Security Reasons and the Adversarial Principle: The New Article 105 of the Rules of Procedure of the General Court Marc Jaeger14. The EU Citizens’ Right to have Rights and the Courts’ Duty to Protect it Marek Safjan and Dominik Düsterhaus15. From Daily Mail to Polbud: An ‘Ever-Changing’ Case Law on Cross-Border Mobility of Companies? Küllike Jürimäe16. Free Movement of Goods in a Changing Union: The Evolving Relationship Between Fundamental Rights, Grounds of Justification and Mandatory Requirements Heidi Kaila17. Religion in the Workplace: When is Enforcing a Religious Ethos Acceptable? and When is Neutrality Discrimination? Eleanor Sharpston18. The Impact of Austerity on the Protection of Human Rights Philip AlstonPART IVEU EXTERNAL RELATIONS AND NEW HORIZONS19. The European Union’s Accession to the Istanbul Convention Sacha Prechal20. The Exercise of Non-Exclusive Competence of the EU and the Conclusion of International Agreements Joni Heliskoski21. Extradition and EU Law: An Unexpected ‘Pas de Deux’ Jean-Claude Bonichot22. Expulsion of a Member State from the European Union: Ultimate Remedy? Pekka Pohjankoski23. The Lessons of Brexit David Edward24. From Rome to Lisbon and from Lisbon to Brexit Aindrias Ó Caoimh