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Hildegard Schneider, Woman Professor of European Law; The Manifold Manifestations of EU Competence - Positive and Negative, Hard and Soft, Internal and External; Unseen Positive Obligations for the Member States - From Free Movement to the Charter of Rights; COVID-19 and the Quest for a Stronger European Health Union; Towards a Fair EU Labour Migration Policy - From Tampere to Lisbon - From Lisbon to the Pact, and Back to Maastricht; The Future of Free Movement - The Single European Population Register; EU rechtsbescherming voor amateursporters in TopFit; The Evolution of the Principle of Partial Access Under the Professional Qualifications Directive - Pitfalls and Possibilities; The Failure of the Draft Institutional Framework Between Switzerland and the EU - Options for Future EU-Swiss Relations; Crisis? What Crisis?; Free Movement of Persons in Times of COVID-19 - A Report about Family Visits in the Summer of 2021; Mobility and Rights in the Portuguese-Speaking World - A Lusophone Citizenship in Bits and Pieces; Legal Othering and the UK's Hostile Environment Policy; The Perception of Climate Change Migrants; European Economic Law in the Pandemic Crisis; Ne bis in idem in EU Competition Law: Why the ECJ Had to Overrule Toshiba in bpost and Nordzucker; Exempting Green Cartels from Competition Law? - Competition versus Regulation in Times of Sustainability; The Use of Languages in Public Procurement Procedures - A Hidden Non-Tariff Barrier to Free Movement?; The Dispute-Settlement Provisions of the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement - Are They Capable of Resolving Disputes Effectively?; Moot Court Competitions in Legal Curricula - Lessons from Archaeology?; Johann Stephan Püuuml;tter (1725-1807) en de 'Limburgse' rechtsgeschiedenis - Drie responsa in zake van Victoria Hedwig Caroline von Anhalt, markiezin de Favras contra vorst Carl Ludwig von Anhalt Schaumburg; Lost Art Registers; Restitutie van koloniaal erfgoed - Forever young, of terug van nooit echt weggeweest; Tera di famia: collectively owned family land, private law in the Dutch Caribbean and the convention on the value of cultural heritage for society; Art and Law in Islam; Regels & Romantiek - over wetten en juristen in de wereld van Jane Austen; Copyright Implications of Digitizing Cultural Heritage; The Rise of NFTS in the Art World - A Vehicle for Generational Progress or a New Gold Rush?; Is er een recht om te feesten? Een discursieve bijdrage; About the Authors