Giulia Gentile

Lecturer in Law

University of Essex

United Kingdom

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Giulia Gentile is a Lecturer in Law at the University of Essex, UK. Her research areas encompass the intersection of law and technology, effective judicial protection in EU law, and the complexities of judicial review of EU soft law. Recent publications include works on the implications of artificial intelligence in law and the enforcement of the GDPR across jurisdictions.

Articles (10)

Human Law, Human Lawyers and the Emerging AI Faith

Year:

2024

Effective judicial protection: enforcement, judicial federalism and the politics of EU law

Year:

2023

Autonomous but interdependent: Constitutional traditions on judicial protection and the general principle of effective judicial protection

Year:

2022

DEFICIENT BY DESIGN? THE TRANSNATIONAL ENFORCEMENT OF THE GDPR

Year:

2022

Bridging the gap between facts and norms: mutual trust, the European Arrest Warrant and the rule of law in an interdisciplinary context

Year:

2021

TO BE OR NOT TO BE (LEGALLY BINDING)? JUDICIAL REVIEW OF EU SOFT LAW AFTER BT AND FÉDÉRATION BANCAIRE FRANÇAISE,ÊTRE OU NE PAS ÊTRE (JURIDIQUEMENT CONTRAIGNANT)? DÉVELOPPEMENTS RÉCENTS SUR LE CONTRÔLE JUDICIAIRE DE LA SOFT LAW DE L›UE,¿SER O NO SER (JURÍDICAMENTE VINCULANTE)? DESARROLLOS RECIENTES SOBRE EL CONTROL JURISDICCIONAL DEL SOFT LAW DE LA UE

Year:

2021

Ensuring Effective Judicial Review of EU Soft Law via the Action for Annulment before the EU Courts: a Plea for a Liberal-Constitutional Approach

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2020

Ensuring Effective Judicial Review of EU Soft Law via the Action for Annulment before the EU Courts: A Plea for a Liberal-Constitutional Approach

Year:

2020

Two Strings to One Bow? Article 47 of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights in the EU Competition Case Law: Between Procedural and Substantive Fairness

Year:

2020

The ECJ as the EU Court of Appeal: some evidence from the appeal case-law on the non-contractual liability of the EU

Year:

2020

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Patricia Popelier

Professor

University of Antwerp

BELGIUM

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