Judicial Dialogue

Abstract

Judicial Dialogue is one of the most widely used, while at the same time most contested, concepts in the research on law and courts. The interaction between domestic courts and the Court of Justice of the European Union is often labelled as a judicial dialogue, especially due to the existence of the unique preliminary ruling procedure. This panel revisits the concept seeking to analyse the mutual dependence between domestic courts and CJEU, describing its character, role perceptions of both CJEU and national judges, and the motives behind nurturing or withdrawing from the interaction.

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