Solidarity and Rule of Law

Introduction.- Part I EU Enlargement and Stabilization Process in the Light of the Rule of Law and Solidarity Principles.- Stabilization of the Western Balkans and the Impact of the Rule of Law on the Prosecution of War Crimes in Kosovo: Some Reflections on the Kosovo Specialist Chambers and Specialist Prosecutor’s Office.- EU Civilian CSDP Missions and the Consolidation of the Rule of Law in the Western Balkans.- The Security Implications of Enlargement on EU Fundamentals.- Part II Solidarity and Rule of Law in Cross-Border Security, Migration and Asylum Management.- The Commission Tries Again to Reform the Dublin System: Much Ado about Nothing?.- Migration and the Janus Faces of Solidarity and the Rule of Law. Brief Remarks in Light of Recent Italian Experience.- The Impact of the EU Principle of Solidarity and the Rule of law on Criminal Aspects of the Migrant Crisis in the Republic of North Macedonia.- Solidarity and the Externalization of EU Migration and Asylum Security: A Dual Concept?.- Part III Solidarity and Rule of Law in Criminal Justice and Human Rights.- Breaches of the Rule of law in the EU: What Implications for the Principle of Mutual Trust in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice?.- A Look Behind the Legal Scene: Philosophical Stakeholder Responses to Fundamental Human Rights.- The Rule of Law, Transnational Crimes, and the Human-Rights Based Approach in the European Union: The Court of Justice as Ultimate Guardian of the ‘Good’ Laws.- Environmental Solidarity and the Rule of Law in the EU System: Some Explanatory Reflections on Climate Justice Case-Law.- Part IV Solidarity and Rule of Law in Police and Judicial Cooperation.- Building on Core Strengths: Lessons from Justice Sector Reform in Albania.- Mutual Recognition in EU Judicial Criminal Cooperation and Its ‘Conditional Application’ to the European Investigation Order (EIO) under ECJ Case Law.- Albanian Judicial Cooperation with the European Union: A Support of the Implementation of the Constitutional Reform to Ensure a Functioning Democracy.- Afterword. The New Dimension of EU Security in a Transnational Justice and Governance System.