EUTHORITY

Who matters most in the eyes of the #CJEU? Our paper on the CJEU's treatment of preliminary references suggests that the Court attaches greater importance to the questions coming from national peak courts ejls.eui.eu/online-first/ @MonikaGlavina @WijtvlietWessel @michal_ovadek

How to measure individual ideology in the empirical study of ideological profiles of judges? Presenting evidence and insights from the EUTHORITY Project @ Evropska pravna fakulteta Nove univerze @DyevreArthur @MonikaGlavina

Our endless fascination with @EUCourtPress brings us this time to a new general theory of court performance. We whip out the big (econometric) guns to analyse quality and speed in 30 000 ECJ cases. Read on to find out how backlog and money impact the Court papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…

what is European Union law about? we construct a (very) big topic model of EU law and look at whether judges, legislators and professors focus on the same issues. We find, among others, that human rights are a lot more popular among scholars than in law papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…

Who refers most? Lower national courts, as argued by Alter and Weiler? Or top national court? Read a short blog post on our new paper published in the Journal of European Public Policy #CJEU #Europeanintegration #courts blogs.lse.ac.uk/europpblog/2…

NEW working paper on the dynamics of private enforcement available at #SSRN: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.… #maps #Europe #law #rstats #trademark

To avert the twin threats of isolation and marginalization, we argue that European legal research should embrace the methodology of the social sciences more eagerly. Read more in our newly published article in MJECL @DyevreArthur bit.ly/2LSQKgD

can you guess what data is visualized in this plot? #newpaper

Read our new paper "Choosing for Europe: judicial incentives and legal integration in the European Union" published in the European Journal of Law and Economics link.springer.com/article/10…

thanks @europsa for having us and see you next time!

We are happy to announce the launch of our new project website (euthority.eu) where you can find our publications, data, analysis, and news about future events @DyevreArthur @MonikaGlavina @michal_ovadek

Who asks most? How domestic courts differ in their referral behaviour based on the position they occupy in the juridical hierarchy? Read our new paper published in the Journal of European Public Policy @DyevreArthur @MonikaGlavina @Angelina_Ata tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…

It takes two to tango. Discussing what motivates the use of the preliminary ruling procedure @Radboud_Uni @jamayoralda @AnnaWallerman @Tom_Pavone @jamayoralda @M_Eliantonio @Koritchi

what has been trending in the EU bubble since 1979? find out with our latest online app: nicolaslampach.shinyapps.io/… and read the research paper in which we construct a brand new measure of EUSSUE attention: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…. Feedback most welcome! #rstats #polsci

On the role of EU courts on soci(et)at challenges. Institute for International Econimic Law @ University of Helsinki @MonikaGlavina @jamayoralda @koritchi

Vacancy: Professor @DyevreArthur is looking for a PhD student who would work alongside the @euthority team at @KU_Leuven. Deadline for applications is 19 May. More information here: kuleuven.be/personeel/jobsit…

We are happy to announce another instalment of the Empirical Legal Studies Seminar: on 20 May we welcome @MwiWind who will speak about "Why Judicial Independence Matters in Europe". See our events page for more info: law.kuleuven.be/pub/en/cltej…