Michal Krajewski
Postdoc
Centre of Excellence for International Courts
Karen Blixens Plads 16, 2300 København S, Søndre Campus, Building: 6B.4.32
Michał Krajewski is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow. He holds PhD in Law and LL.M. from the European University Institute (Florence, Italy) and Master's degree in law from the University of Warsaw (Poland). Previously, he worked as a junior legal officer at a legal research unit of the Polish Constitutional Tribunal and was a trainee at the Court of Justice of the European Union and the Legal Service of the European Commission.
Primary fields of research
European Union Law, Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Judicial Review, Extra-Judicial Review, Alternative Dispute Resolution in Administrative Law, Judicial Independence
Current research
He is a member of the team of the ERC project 'IMAGINE' led by Professor Jan Komárek. He carried out a case study regarding the constitutional imaginaries in Poland.
Moreover, his current research concerns the extra-judicial alternatives to the judicial review of EU legal acts by the EU Courts, such as boards of appeals set up in certain EU agencies and the European Ombudsman, especially with regard to technically or scientifically complex legal acts. His research concerns the practical operation of the said judicial and extra-judicial review mechanisms, as evidenced by statistics regarding litigants and cases, internal procedural guidelines and administrative arrangements.
He also published on EU responses to the undermining of domestic judicial independence.
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The Many-Faced Court: The Value of Participation in Annulment Proceedings
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Judicial and Extra-Judicial Review: The Quest for Epistemic Certainty
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Who is Afraid of the European Council? The Court of Justice’s Cautious Approach to the Independence of Domestic Judges (Case C-216/18 PPU, The Minister for Justice and Equality v LM)
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