EU Law

Transactions of Minors in English and German Law
Carlo Felix Brunold, supervised by Professor Birke Haecker
Submitted in 2022

The Common Language of 'Competence' - Or how rediscovering the often-overlooked distinction between competence and power leads to better legal reasoning on whether the European Union may act
Hannah Elisabeth Hedwigis Bogaert, supervised by Professor Liz Fisher
Submitted in 2022

Democratic Authority: Nature and Ground of the EU's Right to Rule
Franz Josef Weinzierl, supervised by Professor Pavlos Eleftheriadis
Submitted in 2021

State aid policy as a tool against harmful tax competition between EU Member States
Dimitrios-Vasileios Kyriazis, supervised by Professor Stephen Weatherill
Submitted in 2020

Secession and European Union Law
Nuria Gonzalez Campana, supervised by Professor Paul Craig
Submitted in 2019

Free Trade Federalism in Australia and the European Union: Judicial Delimitation of Legislative Competence
David James Townsend, supervised by Stephen Weatherill
Submitted in 2018
 
 
 
 
 
Joelle Grogan, supervised by Professor Paul Craig
Submitted in 2016
 
Michèle Finck, supervised by Professor Liz Fisher and Professor Stephen Weatherill
Submitted in 2015
 
Po-Hsiang Ou, supervised by Professor Bettina Lange
Submitted 2015
 
Päivi Johanna Neuvonen, supervised by Dr Katja Ziegler
Submitted in 2014 
 
 
 
 
Ioannis Papathanasiou, supervised by Professor Stephen Weatherill 
Submitted in 2011​
 
The Constitutional Dimension of European Criminal Law
Ester Herlin-Karnell, supervised by Professor Stephen Weatherill
Submitted in 2010
 
Article 82 of the European Community Treaty and Exclusionary Conduct: The Need for a Clearly Defined Approach
Ben Gauntlett, supervised by Professor Stephen Weatherill
Submitted in 2010
 
The Committee System and Participatory Governance in the European Union: Case Studies from the European Commission
Justin Cohen, supervised by Professor Denis Galligan
Submitted in 2010

Destination Europe: Human Rights & Admissions to the EU's Area of Freedom, Security and Justice
Cathryn Costello, supervised by Professor Stephen Weatherill
Submitted in 2010