Vol. 19 German Law Journal No. 4 (2018)

Law & the new Economy

Michèle Finck
Blockchains: Regulating the Unknown

Robin F. Hansen
Taking More than They Give: MNE Tax Privateering and Apple’s “Ocean” Income

The rule of law, constitutionalism and the judiciary

Emilio Peluso Neder Meyer
Judges and Courts Destabilizing Constitutionalism: The Brazilian Judiciary Branch’s Political and Authoritarian Character

Anne Sanders & Luc von Danwitz
Selecting Judges in Poland and Germany: Challenges to the Rule of law in Europe and Propositions for a new Approach to Judicial Legitimacy

Lasse Schuldt
Mixed Signals of Europeanization: Revisiting the NPD Decision in Light of the European Court of Human Rights’ Jurisprudence

Hans Petter Graver
Why Adolf Hitler Spared the Judges: Judicial Opposition Against the Nazi State

Alberto Vespaziani
“Force Disguised as Reason”: Law, Jurists, andConstituent Power in Boccaccio's Decameron

Developments

Dennis Dixon
Article 50 and Member State Sovereignty

Christian Schaller
Strategic Surveillance and Extraterritorial Basic Rights Protection: German Intelligence Law After Snowden

Csongor István Nagy
Intra-EU Bilateral Investment Treaties and EU Law After Achmea: “Know Well What Leads You Forward and What Holds You Back”

Translation

Ewan McGaughey
Otto von Gierke: The Social Role of Private Law

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