23 June 2026   Issue: 2/2026

Selective Effectiveness and Judicial Dialogue through Preliminary References: Judgment No. 63/2026 between National Citizenship and EU Law

Elena LenziPhD Candidate in European Law, Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna

Annotations,Relations between supreme national courts and European Courts

23 June 2026   Issue: 2/2026

The Preliminary Reference Procedure between Counter-limits and Effective Judicial Protection. An Unresolved Conflict?

Lorenzo GrossiPhD Candidate in Administrative Law, University of Milan

Annotations,Relations between supreme national courts and European Courts

17 February 2026   Issue: 1/2026

The Situational Constitutional Court and the Double Preliminary Reference: a Circle (Still) Yet to Be Squared?

Francesco MedicoPostdoctoral Research Fellow in European Union Law, Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna

Annotations,Relations between supreme national courts and European Courts

29 July 2025   Issue: 2/2025

Third Time’s a Charm? The Issue of the European Union’s Accession to the ECHR Returns to the Court of Justice Between Expectation and Concern

Ilaria AnròProfessoressa associata di Diritto dell’Unione europea presso l’Università degli Studi di Milano

Annotations,Relations between supreme national courts and European Courts

15 July 2025   Issue: 2/2025

The Italian Constitutional Court: Article 11 of the Constitution Disappears as «Secure Foundation» of the Relationship Between the National Law and EU Law

Cesare PinelliFull professor of Constitutional law, University of Rome “La Sapienza”

Annotations,Relations between supreme national courts and European Courts

4 June 2025   Issue: 2/2025

The Nastolo Judgment: Burden of Proof in Civil Liability for Road Traffic Accidents and the Duty of Consistent Interpretation

Lorenzo CecchettiFWO Senior Postdoctoral Fellow, KU Leuven

Annotations,Relations between supreme national courts and European Courts

7 April 2025   Issue: 1/2025

“Constitutional Tone”: formally conciliatory, substantially worrying. Brief reflections starting from Constitutional Judgment No. 31/2025

Chiara AmalfitanoFull Professor of EU Law, University of Milan

Annotations,Relations between supreme national courts and European Courts

12 March 2025   Issue: 1/2025

Lego Bricks in the Court of Justice: Designation of Safe Countries of Origin. Grand Chamber Hearing of 25 February 2025, Joined Cases C-758/24 Alace and C-759/24 Canpelli

Sara MorlottiPhD Candidate in European Union Law, University of Milan

Annotations,Relations between supreme national courts and European Courts

25 February 2025   Issue: 1/2025

Times Change, and so Does the Dialogue: Order No. 21 of 2025 of the Italian Constitutional Court

Samuele BarbieriResearch Fellow in European Union Law, University of Ferrara

Annotations,Relations between supreme national courts and European Courts

25 February 2025   Issue: 1/2025

“Dual Preliminarity” in Criminal Matters: the Judge Remains Free to Disapply Disproportionate Penalties (but the Court Would Rather Not)

Pier Francesco BrescianiPost-doc research fellow in Constitutional Law, Alma Mater Studiorum Bologna

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