This book examines the extent to which the EU has brought about and should bring about convergence of law in Europe.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Paul Beaumont is Professor of European Union and Private International Law at the University of Aberdeen. Carole Lyons is a Lecturer in Law at the University of Aberdeen. Neil Walker is Professor of European Law at the EUI Florence.
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PART I: THE TERRITORIAL DIMENSION 1. Europe's Changing Political Landscape: Territorial Restructuring and New Forms of Government Michael Keating 2. Member States and Regions in Community Law: Convergence and Divergence Joanne Scott PART II: THE CONSTITUTIONAL DIMENSION 3. The Closest Thing to a Constitutional Conversation in Europe: The Semi-Permanent Treaty Revision Process Bruno de Witte 4. The Constitutional Structure of the European Union: Some Reflections on Vertical Unity-in-Diversity Deirdre Curtin and Ige Dekker 5. Perspectives on Convergence within the Theatre of European Integration Carole Lyons PART III: THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW DIMENSION 6. Convergence and Divergence in Administrative Law Chris Himsworth 7. Towards Homogeneity in the Field of Legal Remedies: Convergence and Divergence Ton Heukels and Jamila Tib PART IV: THE HUMAN RIGHTS DIMENSION 8. Convergence and Divergence in European Public Law: The Case of Human Rights Graínne de Búrca 9. Human Rights: Some Recent Developments and their Impact on Convergence and Divergence of Law in Europe Paul Beaumont 10. The European Union and Fundamental Rights: Well in Spirit but Considerably Rumpled in Body? Niamh Nic Shuibhne PART V: THE PUBLIC/PRIVATE DIMENSION 11. Voices of Difference in a Plural Community Carol Harlow 12. Public Law, Europeanisation and Convergence: Can Comparatists Contribute? Pierre Legrand 13. Culture, Democracy and the Convergence of Public Law: Some Scepticisms about Scepticism Neil Walker
PART I: THE TERRITORIAL DIMENSION 1. Europe's Changing Political Landscape: Territorial Restructuring and New Forms of Government Michael Keating 2. Member States and Regions in Community Law: Convergence and Divergence Joanne Scott PART II: THE CONSTITUTIONAL DIMENSION 3. The Closest Thing to a Constitutional Conversation in Europe: The Semi-Permanent Treaty Revision Process Bruno de Witte 4. The Constitutional Structure of the European Union: Some Reflections on Vertical Unity-in-Diversity Deirdre Curtin and Ige Dekker 5. Perspectives on Convergence within the Theatre of European Integration Carole Lyons PART III: THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW DIMENSION 6. Convergence and Divergence in Administrative Law Chris Himsworth 7. Towards Homogeneity in the Field of Legal Remedies: Convergence and Divergence Ton Heukels and Jamila Tib PART IV: THE HUMAN RIGHTS DIMENSION 8. Convergence and Divergence in European Public Law: The Case of Human Rights Graínne de Búrca 9. Human Rights: Some Recent Developments and their Impact on Convergence and Divergence of Law in Europe Paul Beaumont 10. The European Union and Fundamental Rights: Well in Spirit but Considerably Rumpled in Body? Niamh Nic Shuibhne PART V: THE PUBLIC/PRIVATE DIMENSION 11. Voices of Difference in a Plural Community Carol Harlow 12. Public Law, Europeanisation and Convergence: Can Comparatists Contribute? Pierre Legrand 13. Culture, Democracy and the Convergence of Public Law: Some Scepticisms about Scepticism Neil Walker
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