D.3.2 Report: Innovative Practices in the Fight against Autocratisation in the European Neighbourhood
This report, co-edited by Dana Dolghin (PATRIR), Claudia Bădulescu (ULB), & Luca Tomini (ULB) analyzes how
Category: Legal practitioners
Useful resources that cover major topics and address a variety of audiences.
D.7.9. Policy Brief: Selective Outrage, Selective Law: What the Gaza War Reveals About the Limits of EU Rule-of-Law Credibility in the Security Paradigm
This policy brief edited by PATRIR examines how the recognition and governance of mass atrocities
D.7.9 Policy Brief: Defending the Rule of Law by Securitising Democracy? A Paradox Already There
In light of the new Democracy Shield policy’s whole-of-society approach to security and democracy, this
D.2.2. Report: From Principle to Practice: Cultivating a Rule of Law Culture in Europe
This HHC study examines how civil society organisations (CSOs) across EU Member States are engaging
D7.2. Bloomsburry Edited Volume – “Dissensus over Liberal Democracy Insights from European Judges”
This book was co-edited by Ramona Coman, Viktor Kazai, Leonardo Puleo, and Andrew Bradley. It
D6.5. Mapping of Strategic Litigation based on CFEU with a focus on Climate litigation
Framing Definition of the Database including a working definition of Climate Litigation – WP6 Climate Litigation
D2.3. Palgrave Edited Volume – “EU Rule of Law Procedures at the Test Bench”
This book analyses the EU rule of law instruments from the perspective of the academic,
D7.1. Early Warning Practitioners Handbook
The Handbook explores early warning mechanisms – as a means of fundamental rights protection –
D6.4. Training Resources for European Legal Practitioners focusing on the ‘EU Charter of Fundamental Rights’ as a litigation tool
This Training Resources document is designed to support European legal practitioners in deepening their understanding
D7.10. Policy Brief – What it takes to protect fundamental values in the European Union
In July 2025, the European Commission published its sixth edition of its annual Rule of
