The ECJ’s Wightman ruling, the “Brexit” process and the EU as a constitutional entity

Dagmar Schiek

The ECJ’s Wightman ruling, the “Brexit” process and the EU as a constitutional entity

Dagmar Schiek

School of Law

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Abstract

Writing the following long-read from the European University Viadrina (Frankfurt a.d. Oder), Professor Dagmar Schiek reflects on how last month's Wightman ruling constitutes a very interesting source of reasoning, and possibly a confirmation of a more courageous Court of Justice under its current presidency.

Original language	English
Type	Long read blog post
Media of output	Queen's Policy Engagement
Number of pages	5
Publication status	Published - 11 Jan 2019

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