No. 24-6, November 2018

Index

• Behavioural research and corruption: A new promise for governments?
• Does the Court of Justice own the Treaties? Interpretative pluralism as a solution to over‐constitutionalisation
• In this Issue
• Issue Information
• Paving the road to ‘legal revolution’: The Dutch origins of the first preliminary references in European law (1957–1963)
• Power, policy ideas and paternalism in non‐communicable disease prevention
• Regulation for health inequalities and non‐communicable diseases: In want of (effective) behavioural insights
• Taking proportionality seriously: The use of contextual integrity for a more informed and transparent analysis in EU data protection law
• The re‐entry paradox: Abuse of EU law
• Towards a legal theory of capture
• ‘Re‐reading’ Dassonville: Meaning and understanding in the history of European law