Vol. 32 (2023)

Articles

• Dear reader,

  Mari Ann Simovart

  1-1

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• Can Civil Courts Save the Climate? Strategic Climate-change Litigation Before Civil Courts

  Astrid Stadler

  3-12

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• Emerging Challenges to Public Procurement: Covid-19 and Regulatory Approaches to Public Contracting in the EU, the United Kingdom, and France

  Şimal Efsane Erdoğan, Oana Ştefan

  13-29

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• Procurement in Times of Crisis: The Portuguese Experience

  Raquel Carvalho

  30-41

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• The Role of Foreign Law in the Courts’ Application of Estonian Law

  Age Värv

  42-55

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• An Overview of the Recent Case Law of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Latvia

  Jānis Neimanis

  56-63

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• The Public Interest Requirement in the Secondary Use of Health Data in Scientific Research: The Examples of Estonia and Finland

  Maret Kruus

  64-73

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• An Empirical View of the Extent of the Use of the Education Exception to Copyright

  Aleksei Kelli, Margus Pedaste, Äli Leijen

  74-86

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• From Tradition to Evidence: Rethinking the Law on Eyewitness Identification in Estonia

  Annegrete Palu, Anneli Soo

  87-106

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• AI Systems’ Impact on the Recognition of Foreign Judgements: The Case of Estonia

  Kai Härmand

  107-118

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• Protection of the Right to Privacy in States’ Unilateral Access to Extraterritorially Located Data in Criminal Investigations

  Eneli Laurits

  119-130

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• Europe Is Looking for a Super-Judge

  Julia Laffranque

  131-151

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• Corrigendum to Article ‘A Paradigm Shift in the Role of Courts? Disappearance of Judicial Review through Mutual Trust and other Neofunctionalist Tenets of EU Law’

  Anneli Albi

  152-152

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