Hague Journal on the Rule of Law

Papers
(The median citation count of Hague Journal on the Rule of Law is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)
ArticleCitations
Poland’s Rule of Law Breakdown: A Five-Year Assessment of EU’s (In)Action34
Disciplinary Proceedings as an Instrument for Breaking the Rule of Law in Poland12
The Rule of Law as a Well-Established and Well-Defined Principle of EU Law11
Reconstructing Legitimacy After Crisis: The Chilean Path to a New Constitution10
Abortion Law and Human Rights in Poland: The Closing of the Jurisprudential Horizon9
The Clash of Powers in Poland’s Rule of Law Crisis: Tools of Attack and Self-Defense9
The Rule of Law Conditionality Under Regulation No 2092/2020—Is it all About the Money?8
The EU Rule of Law Initiative Towards the Western Balkans7
COVID-19, The Rule of Law and Democracy. Analysis of Legal Responses to a Global Health Crisis7
Deepening Democracy? Promises and challenges of Chile’s Road to a New Constitution6
The Best of Both Worlds or the Worst of Both Worlds? Multilateral Development Banks, Immunities and Accountability to Rights-Holders4
The Core Requirements of the International Rule of Law in the Practice of States4
EU Enlargement in Disregard of the Rule of Law: A Way Forward Following the Unsuccessful Dispute Settlement Between Croatia and Slovenia and the Name Change of Macedonia3
Triangulation of Theoretical and Empirical Conceptualizations Related to the Rule of Law3
Informal Exercise of Power: Undermining Democracy Under the EU’s Radar in Hungary and Poland3
It Never Rains but it Pours. The Polish Constitutional Tribunal Declares the European Convention on Human Rights Unconstitutional3
Academic Freedom as a Defensive Right2
Administrative Law as a Dual State. Authoritarian Elements of Administrative Law2
Achmea versus the Rule of Law: CJEU’s Dogmatic Dismissal of Investors’ Rights in Backsliding Member States of the European Union2
The Challenge of Catalan Secessionism to the European Model of the Rule of Law2
The Bidirectional Relationship Between Academic Freedom and Rule of Law: Hungary, Poland and Russia2
Constitutional Rewrite in Chile: Moving toward a Social and Democratic Rule of Law?2
Post-communist Chief Justices in Slovakia: From Transmission Belts to Semi-autonomous Actors?2
Reconciling the Theory and the Practice of the Rule of Law in the European Union Measuring the Rule of Law2
The Rule of Law as Non-trade Policy Objective in EU Preferential Trade Agreements with Developing Countries2
Chile’s ‘Procedurally Regulated’ Constitution-Making Process2
The International Rule of Law and the Idea of Normative Authority2
The Potential for Resilience of Institutions to Sustain The Rule of Law2
The Abuse of the Rule of Law2
Rule of Law and Political Representation2
Winds of Change: Comparing the Early Phases of Constitutional Redrafting in Chile and Venezuela2
Playbook of Subnational Illiberalism: Autocrats Face the Opposition-led Local Governments1
Enforcement of a Formal Conception of the Rule of Law as a Potential Way Forward to Address Backsliding: Hungary as a Case Study1
The Rule of Law as a Constitutional Mandate for the EU1
Fixing the Problem of Unlawfully Appointed Judges in Poland in the Light of the ECHR1
Chile’s New Constitution: What Right to Health?1
International and European Institutions and Catalan Nationalism1
How Political Narratives Affect the Self-Enforcing Nature of Interim Constitutions1
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