Issue 1/2026 of the European Defence & Security Law & Policy Quarterly (EDSeQ) is now available to read online free of charge until the end of January.
Read the Publisher’s Note by Wolfgang Andreae and Editorial by Caroline Buts
The issue features the following articles:
- ReArm Europe and the Rule of Law by León Castellanos-Jankiewicz, Alina Carrozzini, Letizia Bozzi and Antonio Guzmán Mutis
- Monitoring Consolidation in European Defence Markets by Mitja Kleczka, Caroline Buts and Marc Jegers
- SAFE and Sound? Europe’s Fast-Track to Defence Readiness 2030 by Simone Gariglio and Lucie Beraud Sudreau
- Defence and Security Procurement Regulation after Brexit by Luke R.A. Butler
- Contracting Authorities’ (In-)Ability to Neutralise the Threat of Hostile Technology in EU Public Procurement by Mari Ann Simovart
- Harmonising Sovereignty and Integration: The Interaction of EU Defence Procurement Law with the Greek Legal Order by Constantinos Kavadellas, Georgia Panagopoulou and Myria Kotrotsiou
- Transparency in Defence Procurement Without Competition: An Analysis of Tenders Electronic Daily Data (2015-2023) by Gregory Kegels and Grith Skovgaard Ølykke
Country Reports:
- Belgium by Thomas Christiaens and Manon De Weser
- Croatia by Marko Turudić
- Denmark by Kathrine Søs Jacobsen Cesko and Laura Jung Gleesborg Hintz
- France by Nicolas Gabayet
- France by Julien Moiroux and Marie Soriano
- Luxembourg by Sabrina Alam
- Norway by Sören Gussner
- The Netherlands by Bram Braat, Daan van Dooren, Liza Avetyan and Alyssa Brum Alice
- Portugal by Pedro Melo and Sandra Tavares Magalhães
- Romania by Roxana Vornicu and Ștefan Nicolae Călin
- Slovakia by Miroslav Trenčan and Andrej Adamčík
- Spain by Cristina Sáenz Pérez
- The United Kingdom by Luke R.A. Butler
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