The study focuse on the boundaries of "procedural autonomy" of Member States of the European Union in shaping the remedies for violation of EU Law and the procedural landscape thereof. It offers a systematic reconstruction of the different approaches that underline the fragmented case law of the European Court of Justice from the mid - seventies to nowadays in the assessment of the compatibility of national procedural norms with the principle of effectiveness of European law and with the principle of effective judicial protection
