Expensive Readers,
The Editorial Board of the European Regulation Weblog is happy to announce the winner of the European Regulation Blogger Prize 2025, kindly funded by the College of Amsterdam’s Fonds Europa Instituut.
Following a rigorous assessment course of, the €300 prize has been awarded to Francesco Bissacco for his excellent weblog submit, “Case T-553/23 Latombe: Overturning Schrems… and Plaumann?”. The submit provides an intensive evaluation of a case that has acquired comparatively restricted consideration, regardless of its clear significance. It addresses problems with significance each to common EU legislation – significantly authorized standing in annulment actions – and to a particular space of EU legislation, particularly knowledge safety and the EU-US relationship.
We prolong our heat congratulations to the winner!
A particular point out additionally goes to Inês Neves, the runner-up, for her wonderful contribution, “Who Regulates Affect? A Rights-Primarily based Case for EU Motion”. The reviewers significantly appreciated the originality of this submit, which examines the regulation of influencers – a subject not but broadly explored via the lens of EU legislation.
The Editorial Board thanks all early-career students who submitted their work for this prize. The entries demonstrated the depth of up to date EU legislation analysis, and we’re proud that the Weblog serves as a platform for such high-quality contributions.
We look ahead to seeing how this prize will proceed to encourage considerate and modern contributions to the European Regulation Weblog.
Greatest regards,The Editorial Board of the European Regulation Weblog
