Hans-W Micklitz / Bruno De Witte (eds): The European Court of Justice and the Autonomy of Member States, Intersentia, 2012, ISBN 978-1-78068-113- 9, 402 pp.

Articles in the same Issue

1. Table of Contents
2. Articles
3. Torture in US Jails and Prisons: An Analysis of Solitary Confinement Under International Law
4. Social Rights Against the Poor
5. Aid Conditionality as (Partial) Answer to Antigay Legislation: An Analysis of British and American Foreign Aid Policies Designed to Protect Sexual Minorities
6. Notes
7. PIGS and Pearls: State of Economic Emergency, Right to Resistance and Constitutional Review in the Context of the Eurozone Crisis
8. The Greek Financial Crisis and the voluntary conferral of jurisdiction to the ECJ in the light of state immunity
9. Developments Austria
10. Absence of an oral hearing before the Independent Administrative Panel
11. Legislation prohibiting the Austrian Broadcasting Cooperation from acting in social networks violates Article 10 ECHR
12. DNA Analysis for Identification Purposes: Legal Basis unconstitutional
13. Developments CEE
14. Hungarian Constitutional Court: The mandatory retirement of judges
15. Slovak Constitutional Court: Deprivation of Legal Capacity due to Mental Illness – a legacy of the past?
16. Book Reviews
17. Hans-W Micklitz / Bruno De Witte (eds): The European Court of Justice and the Autonomy of Member States, Intersentia, 2012, ISBN 978-1-78068-113- 9, 402 pp.