Redressing Fundamental Rights Violations by the EU - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-viii

Figures and Tables

pp ix-x

Contributors

pp xi-xii

Table of Cases

pp xiii-xxxii

Table of Legislation

pp xxxiii-xl

Introduction

pp 1-10

Part I - Remedies before the CJEU

pp 11-120

1 - The Power of Procedure

pp 13-35

2 - The Action for Damages as a Fundamental Rights Remedy

pp 36-63

3 - Evidence as Enabler – or Filter – of Actions Brought by Private Parties Directly before the EU Courts

pp 64-97

4 - Fundamental Rights Complaints in the Preliminary Reference Procedure

pp 98-120

Part II - Remedies beyond the CJEU

pp 121-206

5 - Complementarity, Structure, and Ambivalence

pp 123-154

6 - The Role of National Courts in Redressing Fundamental Rights Violations by the EU

pp 155-176

7 - EU Accession to the ECHR

pp 177-206

Part III - Pushing the Boundaries

pp 207-268

8 - Strategic Litigation

pp 209-226

9 - Finding a New (Old?) Way Forward

pp 227-244

10 - Online Dispute Resolution

pp 245-268

Part IV - Testing the Remedies System

pp 269-421

11 - EU Law Enforcement Authorities and Access to Justice

pp 271-310

12 - Legal Protection against Fundamental Rights Breaches through Factual Conduct by the European Union

pp 311-344

13 - Composite Procedures, the Violation of Fundamental Rights, and the Availability of Sufficient Remedies in the Multi-level EU Judicial Architecture

pp 345-365

14 - Soft Law and Challenges to Access to Justice

pp 366-390

15 - The EU’s Artificial Intelligence Laboratory and Fundamental Rights

pp 391-421

Conclusion

pp 422-430

Bibliography

pp 431-460