Vol. 17 No. 3 (2021): Special Issue: Covid and EU Law

Introduction

• Editorial for the Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic: Shortcomings and Strengths of the EU Legal System in Selected Policy Domains

  Sybe de Vries

  1–5

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• The Administrative Precautionary Approach at the Time of Covid-19: The Law of Uncertain Science and the Italian Answer to Emergency

  Emiliano Frediani

  6–17

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• Tackling Disinformation in Times of Crisis: The European Commission’s Response to the Covid-19 Infodemic and the Feasibility of a Consumer-centric Solution

  Ruairí Harrison

  18–33

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• Stopping a Virus from Moving Freely: Border Controls and Travel Restrictions in Times of Corona

  H. van Eijken, J.J. Rijpma

  34–50

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• Will Requirements for Last Wills Remain as They Are? The ‘Physical Presence Requirement’ of Witnesses and Notaries in the Light of the COVID-19 Interim Measures and the EU Freedom of (Notarial) Services

  J. W. A. Biemans

  51–64

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• Models of Solidarity in the EMU. The Impact of COVID-19 After Weiss

  Ton van den Brink, Matteo Gargantini

  80–102

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• Fundamental Social Rights Protection and Covid-19 in the EU: Constraints & Possibilities

  Barbara Safradin, Sybe de Vries, Simona de Heer

  103–117

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• Competition Law and the COVID-19 Pandemic – Towards More Room for Public Interest Objectives?

  Małgorzata Kozak

  118–129

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Student Papers

• Crises, Creditors and Cramdowns: An evaluation of the protection of minority creditors under the WHOA in light of Directive (EU) 2019/1023

  Hidde Volberda

  65–79

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• EU Solidarity, Illustrated by the Covid-19 Crisis: What does EU solidarity mean in the context of free movement of goods and persons and how is this illustrated by the response to the Covid-19 pandemic?

  Anne Joppe

  130–142

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