In my PhD I examined the category of obligations to consult EU institutions on national law drafts. In case of obligations to consult EU institutions on national law drafts, the Member States have the competency to issue new laws. However, during the national legislative procedure, they must notify the European Commission or European Central Bank about the draft and follow the objectives laid down in the EU primary or secondary law provision. Some of the duties open Member State’s legal orders to an influence of other States due to their right to issue statements in respect of the notified national law.
– The participation of the EU institutions in national legislative procedures [Die Beteiligung der Organe Europäischen Union an der Rechtsetzung der Mitgliedstaaten] Warszawa: C.H.Beck Magdalena Skowron (2018)
– “Selective harmonization impact of the coordination policy”, European Review, 28.4./2020
– „Effet utile du contrôle préventif by hybride legislative procedures”, European Review, 28.3./2020
– „Obligations to consult EU institutions on national draft laws”, European Review, 28.2./2020
– „Uchwała Rady Warszawy niezgodna z Konstytucją” (En.: The decision of Warsaw municipality unconstituitonal”), in: „Gazeta Prawna” (En.: „Law Magazine”) from 23/10/2013
– „Doktoranci bez zniżki“ (En.: „Doctoral student without discount“), in: „Rzeczpospolita” (En.: The Republic“) from 10/7/2012