ARTICLES

Jens Elo Rytter (University of Copenhagen) – Human Rights and Judicial Review in Times of Emergency or Crisis

Guido Bellenghi (Maastricht University) – Emergency in the Legal Reasoning of the Court of Justice of the European Union

Federico Ferri (University of Bologna) – The ‘Antechamber’ of Emergencies: Insights from the Judicial Application of the Precautionary Principle at the Union Level

Andreas Moberg (Gothenburg University) – Internal Market Emergency

Marika Ericson (Swedish Defence University) – Judging Emergencies in the Aftermath: Commissions as a Tool for Systemic Change

Tuukka Brunila (University of Turku) – The Concept of Emergency in Finnish Emergency Legislation: An Analysis of Amendments to the Emergency Powers Act

Judith Froese (Universität Konstanz) – Judicial Restraint or Activism? The Federal Constitutional Court’s Role in Recent ‘Emergencies’

Fruzsina Gárdos-Orosz (Institute for Legal Studies, Centre for Social Sciences of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences) – Constitutional Courts in States of Emergency: Experiences from the Visegrád Countries