Gisela Hernández GonzálezSpanish National Research Council | CSIC · Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos
Gisela Hernández González
Pre-PhD researcher at IPP-CSIC working (mostly) on rule of law enforcement & assistant project at RECONNECT
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Existing literature often attributes non‐compliance to either a lack of resources or implementation costs. However, the rule of law crises in Hungary and Poland present a different picture: a deliberate strategy aimed at not complying with EU enforcement actions. This article differentiates this model from previous ones and terms it ‘defiant non‐co...
Far from being an abstract concept, international, European, and Spanish legal orders clearly conceptualize “rule of law”. Catalan secessionism, appealing to the democratic principle, challenged the common understanding of rule of law in the period between 2012 and 2017. This article offers a detailed explanation on how secessionism fundamentally d...
The Rule of Law Report, firstly introduced by the European Commission in 2020, monitors annually the rule of law situation in member states. This exercise helps to identify and to anticipate breaches and prevent further erosions. This Policy Brief proposes a series of methodological improvements for upcoming editions that might help to strength the...
Despite the EP´s growing role, its influence and scrutiny capacity remain considerably weaker than the role traditionally reserved for parliaments in economic and fiscal policy decision-making at the national level. The EP has exploited any opportunity to enhance these powers: in particular, the European Parliament has a record of using crisis and...
The crystallisation of a core EU meaning of the rule of law and its (limited) normative influence beyond the EU: Work Package 7 -Deliverable 3
The strategies and mechanisms used by
national authorities to systematically
undermine the Rule of Law and possible
EU responses
The EU has been facing the Rule of Law crisis for almost a decade now. Undermining the separation of powers directly affects the Rule of Law in a given state, but at the same time it affects the EU integration as well, since the Rule of Law is one of its fundamental values. The paper builds on previous RECONNECT research, such as that on the meanin...