Artist's Statement: Warli Village Solar Trust

Artist’s Statement for the cover art of IJPS volume 8, issue 2: Warli Village Solar Trust, rice paste on parchment.

Cover Art: Covid-19 Assembled and Disassembled

This piece is from my ART 141 class and is a light-up model of the coronavirus itself, able to be assembled and disassembled at will, ironically allowing people to influence the virus but not the other way around. Medium: Candy peanuts, Styrofoam, clay, paint, plastic teaspoons, a plastic cup, LED lights, glue. ©Puja Rajesh (2021)

Issue 8(2): Cover Art & Accompanying Poem

Cover art:Mantle, Moshe. (2021). Untitled [Acrylic on Canvas]. Accompanying Poem: Unknowable hand of support from behind Divine safety can be haunting A powerful emotionless care Undeniable anxious righteous observance A shaky state of comfort is simply presence being felt

6. Remedies in EU Law: Direct Effects, Indirect Effects, State Liability, and Art 267 TFEU

This chapter brings together a number of related issues that are indirectly linked to the preliminary ruling procedure under Art 267 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the EU (TFEU)—the vehicle by which the leading principles and remedies in EU law were developed by the Court of Justice; in particular, the means by which EU law could be enforced by individuals via the national courts, rather than by the Commission, or other institutions, or member states in direct actions before the CJEU. The discussions cover Art 267 TFEU; direct applicability and direct effects; state liability; and national procedural law and the system of remedies.