Editorial Commentary: Administrative Reform
Constitutional Review and European Court Harmonisation
Dr. Katharina Lindner. An analytical overview of recent Austrian federal administrative jurisprudence regarding digital procedural service and statutory notification timelines. ALR 11(2): 139-144.
Prof. Dr. Johannes Weber (University of Vienna). This treatise examines preliminary ruling references under Article 267 TFEU, assessing procedural tensions between national constitutional tribunals and the Court of Justice of the European Union. ALR 11(2): 145-182. DOI: 10.2411/alr.2024.11.2.01.
Statutory Note: Judicial Independence
Editorial Council. Concise commentary on the Venice Commission recommendations concerning Central European judicial council appointments and statutory safeguards. ALR 11(2): 183-190.
Comparative Statutory Analyses
Comparative Corporate Governance Directives
Assoc. Prof. Elena Richter. An empirical and statutory inquiry into board fiduciary standards under EU sustainability due diligence mandates, comparing Austrian Stock Corporation Act requirements with German and French models. ALR 11(2): 191-224. DOI: 10.2411/alr.2024.11.2.02.
Purposive Construction in Administrative Courts
Dr. Marcus Von Berg. This doctrinal study evaluates teleological interpretation criteria applied by the Austrian Supreme Administrative Court when reconciling domestic statutory mandates with Union environmental directives. ALR 11(2): 225-258. DOI: 10.2411/alr.2024.11.2.03.
Cross-Border Restructuring Jurisprudence
Mag. Sophie Halberstam. An assessment of centre-of-main-interests determinations under the Recast Insolvency Regulation, focusing on cross-border restructuring proceedings spanning Austrian and Italian manufacturing entities. ALR 11(2): 259-294. DOI: 10.2411/alr.2024.11.2.04.
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