1. The Court of Justice Then, Now and Tomorrow Anthony Arnull2. Preliminary Rulings to the CJEU and the Swedish Judiciary: Current Developments Ulf Bernitz3. A Dynamic Analysis of Judicial Behaviour: The Auto-Correct Function of Constitutional Pluralism Ana Bobic4. Pre-Ratification Judicial Review of International Agreements to be Concluded by the European Union Graham Butler5. Serving Two Masters: CJEU Case Law in Swedish First Instance Courts and National Courts of Precedent as Gatekeepers Mattias Derlén and Johan Lindholm6. The Role of the Court in Limiting National Policy-Making: Requiring Safeguards against the Arbitrary Use of Discretion Angelica Ericsson7. Institutional Balance as Constitutional Dialogue: A Republican Paradigm for the EU Desmond Johnson8. House of Cards in Luxemburg?: A Brief Defence of the Strategic Model of Judicial Politics in the Contextof the European Union Olof Larsson and Daniel Naurin9. Referring Court Influence in the Preliminary Ruling Procedure: The Swedish Example Anna Wallerman10. Citizen Control through Judicial Review Anna Wetter Ryde11. The Scandinavians: The Foot-dragging supporters of European Law? Marlene Wind12. On Specialisation of Chambers at the General Court Ulf Öberg, Mohamed Ali and Pauline Sabouret

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