Editorial: breaking up to make up

The progression of EU law: Accommodating change and upholding value

Abolishing Formal Complaints? Balancing Technical Expertise and Efficiency with Democratic Accountability in the European Commission’s Decision-Making

The progression of EU law: Accommodating change and upholding value

Kroniek van het Europees materieel recht

The progression of EU law: Accommodating change and upholding value

Kroniek van het Europees materieel recht

The progression of EU law: Accommodating change and upholding value

The 2017 Regional Election in Catalonia: An attempt to understand the pro-independence vote

This paper tries to unveil the main factors behind the triumph of the proindependence vote in the 2017 Regional Election in Catalonia. The empirical analysis, which is carried out at the county level and by using a spatial econometric model, reveals that geographical location matters. The estimation results also suggest that the pro-independence vote is mainly linked to the birthplace of individuals. More specifically, it shows that the independence feeling is weaker the higher the share of citizens born outside Catalonia. On the other side, young and highly educated people are more prone to independence. Additionally, it is shown that people working in the public sector are more likely to vote for a political party in favor of Catalonia remaining in Spain, while the opposite happens for those voters working in construction. Finally, the results seem to dispel some myths associated with the role played by the county’s size and level of income on the proindependence vote

Editorial: How to Green-Light Sustainability Agreements?

The progression of EU law: Accommodating change and upholding value

Editorial: The Untapped Potential of the Old Competition Tool

The progression of EU law: Accommodating change and upholding value