This article examines the treatment of foreign administrative acts by Portuguese administrative courts, focusing on their judicial review in the context of EU law. Despite

academic recognition of the increasing transnational nature of administrative law, Portuguese case law on this issue remains limited. [...]

The past years have born witness to dramatic and rapid technological changes in assisted reproductive technologies (ART) to include mitochondrial replacement and artificial

gametes, which by fragmenting traditional aspects of parenthood have challenged our deepest conceptions of what it means to be a parent. [...]

The EU has introduced various ESG information obligations for large companies and financial intermediaries, hoping to indirectly promote virtuous behaviour. The legislation

is spread across a multiplicity of regulatory sources and concerns heterogeneous matters: investor protection and consumer preferences (the SFDR, Delegated Regulation [...]

This paper explores the intricate dynamics of corporate group structures, focusing on the influence of corporate power and the potential risks and inefficiencies associated

with managerialism. It begins by defining corporate groups, highlighting the varying definitions across jurisdictions and contexts. [...]

The issue of review by French administrative courts of acts of foreign administrative authorities is ancient, but has been revived in the context of the European Union. Secondary

legislation adopted under various competences of the EU (internal market, Schengen area, environment…), use the technique of transnational administrative acts and [...]

AbstractPretrial criminal processes can prove challenging for suspects with intellectual and psychosocial disabilities. In recognition of this, the European Court of Human

Rights has emphasized the importance of individualized assessments of vulnerability under Article 6. [...]