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• Date: 01 March 2020
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1111/eulj.12355
• Published date: 01 March 2020

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EUROPEAN LAW JOURNAL Volume 26, Issue 1–2, March 2020

ISSN 1351-5993

Volume 26, Issue 1–2, March 2020

EUROPEAN

LAW JOURNAL

Review of European Law in Context

Editor-in-Chief: Karine Caunes

CONTENTS

EDITORIAL

What the European Law Journal stands for 2

KARINE CAUNES

VARIETY

The contribution of EU public procurement law to corporate social responsibility* 9

LAURENS ANKERSMIT

Rediscovering the public/private divide in EU private law* 27

OLHA O. CHEREDNYCHENKO

Shifting boundaries of membership: The politicisation of free movement as a challenge for EU citizenship* 48

SANDRA SEUBERT

Towards Europeanisation through the proportionality test? The impact of free movement law on medical

professional discipline 61

BAREND VAN LEEUWEN

KALEIDOSCOPE: What’s in a name? that which we call EU Better Law-Making

A taste of its own medicine: Assessing the impact of the EU Better Regulation Agenda* 83

SACHA GARBEN

Is the medicine right? 104

GABRIELLA MELONI

Better Law-Making and the interinstitutional (dis)agreements: Some comments 108

MARIA JOSE MARTINEZ IGLESIAS

Levelling the EU participatory playing field: A legal and policy analysis of the

Commission’s public consultations in light of the principle of political equality 114

ALBERTO ALEMANNO

From the French Citizens’ Convention on Climate to the Conference on the Future of Europe:

A participatory science and democracy perspective 136

LAURENCE EYMARD

UN CERTAIN REGARD

Schrems II, from Snowden to China: Toward a new alignment on transatlantic

data protection 141

MARC ROTENBERG

IN MEMORIAM FERNANDO VASQUEZ

Plaidoyer for a Social Europe (with an introduction by Alain Supiot) 153

FERNANDO VASQUEZ

EPILOGUE

Is it worth being a Rejtan? 162

MAREK SAFJAN

*With these articles*, we are closing a chapter in the life of the European Law Journal. May Joana Mendes and Harm

Schepel, the former Editors-in-Chief who accepted these manuscripts for publication, as well as the former editorial team,

be thanked for their work and contribution to the European Law Journal.