The latest issue of
Transnational Legal Theory (Vol. 15, no. 4, 2024) is out. Contents include:
- Critical legal approaches in EU Law
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Ivana Isailović, Introduction: critical legal approaches in EU law—reflections on new research directions
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Fernanda G. Nicola, Is a distributive analysis enough? A critical take on the case law of the European Court of Justice
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Ivana Isailović, Gender in political economy and EU law
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Floris de Witte, Finding space in EU law
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Janine Silga, ‘Out of the “basement”’: exploring positionality and reflexivity in EU migration law research
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Annette Schrauwen, Essential, invisible, discriminated and exchangeable: labour migrants in the EU
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Iris Goldner Lang, Security-centric approach in the use of digital technologies in EU migration and asylum policies
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Sanja Bogojević, The European Green Deal, the rush for critical raw materials, and colonialism
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Andrew Woodhouse, Commodity-form theory of law, the climate crisis, and the European Union
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Giacomo Tagiuri, The socio-legal and critical potential of EU economic law
