Who is really affected by European Union terrorist sanctions? A Critical Study on ‘Proximity’ in EU Case Law
Luigi Lonardo,
Veronika Datzer,
Shanti Walde
Abstract:The European Union (EU) adopts restrictive measures – or sanctions – as part of its counterterrorism strategy. These measures restrict the fundamental rights of the natural or legal persons they target and can be challenged in front of the General Court or the European Court of Justice (the CJEU).
Drawing from both legal scholarship and security studies, this article refines an analytical framework that enables an original analysis of the case law of the CJEU: we focus on ‘proximity’, an element so far neglect… Show more
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