Ten Characteristic English-Language Publications
- Daniel Thym and Kay Hailbronner (eds.), EU Immigration and Asylum Law. Article-by-Article Commentary, 3rd edition (C.H. Beck/Hart/Nomos, 2022), including four introductory chapters covering 156 pages altogether.
- ‘Supranational Courts in Europe. A Moderately Communitarian Turn in the Case Law on Immigration and Citizenship’, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 47 (2021), 4534-4551.
- ‘Friendly Takeover, or: the Power of the “First Word”. The German Constitutional Court Embraces the Charter of Fundamental Rights as a Standard of Domestic Judicial Review’, European Constitutional Law Review 16 (2020), 187-212.
- ‘European Realpolitik: Legislative Uncertainties und Operational Pitfalls of the ‘New’ Pact on Migration and Asylum’, EU Immigration and Asylum Law Blog on 28 September 2020.
- ‘Between “Administrative Mindset” and “Constitutional Imagination”. The Role of the Court of Justice in Immigration, Asylum and Border Control Policy’, European Law Review 44 (2019), 138-158.
- ‘Citizens and Foreigners in EU Law. Migration Law and Its Cosmopolitan Outlook’, European Law Journal 22 (2016), 296-316.
- ‘The “Refugee Crisis” as a Challenge of Legal Design and Institutional Legitimacy’, Common Market Law Review 53 (2016), 1545-74.
- ‘The Limits of Transnational Scholarship on EU Law. A View from Germany’, EUI Working Paper LAW 2016/14.
- ‘The Elusive Limits of Solidarity. Residence Rights of and Social Benefits for Economically Inactive Union Citizens’, Common Market Law Review 52 (2015), 17–50.
- ‘Foreign Affairs’, in: Armin von Bogdandy and Jürgen Bast (eds.), Principles of European Constitutional Law, 2nd edition (Hart, 2009), pp. 309-43.
German Publications
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