At the summit in Laeken in December 2001 the European Council opened the debate on the reform of the supranational structures through its "Declaration on the Future of the European Union" and proposed a wide-ranging agenda. The European Convention, with the mandate of the European Council, has been forming proposals for a more democratic, transparent and efficient European Union and presented a draft of a Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe on 20th of June 2003. On these fundaments the Intergovernmental Conference finally came to a compromise in summer 2004 after wrestling especially…mehr
At the summit in Laeken in December 2001 the European Council opened the debate on the reform of the supranational structures through its "Declaration on the Future of the European Union" and proposed a wide-ranging agenda. The European Convention, with the mandate of the European Council, has been forming proposals for a more democratic, transparent and efficient European Union and presented a draft of a Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe on 20th of June 2003. On these fundaments the Intergovernmental Conference finally came to a compromise in summer 2004 after wrestling especially with the problem of qualified majority voting within the Council. On 29th of October 2004 the Heads of State and Governments of the 25 Member States signed the Treaty. After the French and Dutch citizens refused their approval of the Treaty in referendums the future of the draft Constitution remains uncertain. The volume contains articles from high-ranking experts from politics and academia of different Member States about the basic principles of the actual constitutional law of the European Union and its need of reform through a Constitution for Europe. By analysing the rules to govern a Europe of 25 and in time 28 and more Member States the publication intends to make a contribution to the emerging "Ius Publicum Europaeum". Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Artikelnr. des Verlages: 11362234, 978-3-540-24042-6
2006
Seitenzahl: 560
Erscheinungstermin: 16. Dezember 2005
Englisch
Abmessung: 241mm x 160mm x 36mm
Gewicht: 928g
ISBN-13: 9783540240426
ISBN-10: 354024042X
Artikelnr.: 14982977
Autorenporträt
Herm.-J. Blanke, University of Erfurt, Germany / Stelio Mangiameli, Universitá Degli Studi Di Teramo, Italy
Inhaltsangabe
Basics of the Constitutional law.- European integration through constitutional law.- The ability of a European Constitution to forge a European identity.- "Identity building" by means of a European Constitution? Some reflections from a Swiss point of view.- Perspectives of the Project for a European Constitution.- The Issue of the Legal Nature of the Constitutional Treaty and the System of Sources.- Economic and market direction in the European Constitution.- A first evaluation of the European Constitution.- Some critical remarks on the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe.- Expectations of the German foreign policy towards the European Constitutional Treaty.- Fundamental values and fundamental rights in the European Constitution.- The purposes of the European Union according to the Constitutional Treaty.- The religious element in the Constitution for Europe.- Citizenship of the Union and Fundamental Rights in the Constitution of the EU.- From the European Convention on Human Rights to the European Charter of Fundamental Rights: The prospects for the protection of human rights in Europe.- Social rights and European neo-constitutionalism.- The Common Law System in a constitutionalised European Union - An analysis in the light of the principle of Equality.- Fundamental Rights in Central and Eastern Europe: A Basic Analysis.- Protection of Fundamental Rights afforded by the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg.- The legal relationship between the European Court of Human Rights and the Court of Justice of the European Communities according to the European Convention on Human Rights.- Europe as a federal commonwealth.- Draft Constitution of the European Union: the new division of competences.- The order of competence within the Treaty establishing aConstitution for Europe.- The distribution of competences between the European Union and the Member States in the light of the new Constitutional Treaty: the Spanish experience.- Remarks on the system of the sources of law in the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe: complementary issues and framework of reference.- The Supremacy of European law in the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe in the light of Community experience.- European Financial regulation.- The EU as a federal commonwealth.- Institutions and Procedures.- The parliamentarisation of the institutional structure of the European Union between representative democracy and participatory democracy.- The balance of power between the European Council, the Council and the Commission in the draft European Constitution.- The development of the Committee of the Regions.- The Role of Regional and Local Government in European Governance.
Basics of the Constitutional law.- European integration through constitutional law.- The ability of a European Constitution to forge a European identity.- “Identity building” by means of a European Constitution? Some reflections from a Swiss point of view.- Perspectives of the Project for a European Constitution.- The Issue of the Legal Nature of the Constitutional Treaty and the System of Sources.- Economic and market direction in the European Constitution.- A first evaluation of the European Constitution.- Some critical remarks on the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe.- Expectations of the German foreign policy towards the European Constitutional Treaty.- Fundamental values and fundamental rights in the European Constitution.- The purposes of the European Union according to the Constitutional Treaty.- The religious element in the Constitution for Europe.- Citizenship of the Union and Fundamental Rights in the Constitution of the EU.- From the European Convention on Human Rights to the European Charter of Fundamental Rights: The prospects for the protection of human rights in Europe.- Social rights and European neo-constitutionalism.- The Common Law System in a constitutionalised European Union — An analysis in the light of the principle of Equality.- Fundamental Rights in Central and Eastern Europe: A Basic Analysis.- Protection of Fundamental Rights afforded by the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg.- The legal relationship between the European Court of Human Rights and the Court of Justice of the European Communities according to the European Convention on Human Rights.- Europe as a federal commonwealth.- Draft Constitution of the European Union: the new division of competences.- The order of competence within the Treaty establishing aConstitution for Europe.- The distribution of competences between the European Union and the Member States in the light of the new Constitutional Treaty: the Spanish experience.- Remarks on the system of the sources of law in the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe: complementary issues and framework of reference.- The Supremacy of European law in the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe in the light of Community experience.- European Financial regulation.- The EU as a federal commonwealth.- Institutions and Procedures.- The parliamentarisation of the institutional structure of the European Union between representative democracy and participatory democracy.- The balance of power between the European Council, the Council and the Commission in the draft European Constitution.- The development of the Committee of the Regions.- The Role of Regional and Local Government in European Governance.
Basics of the Constitutional law.- European integration through constitutional law.- The ability of a European Constitution to forge a European identity.- "Identity building" by means of a European Constitution? Some reflections from a Swiss point of view.- Perspectives of the Project for a European Constitution.- The Issue of the Legal Nature of the Constitutional Treaty and the System of Sources.- Economic and market direction in the European Constitution.- A first evaluation of the European Constitution.- Some critical remarks on the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe.- Expectations of the German foreign policy towards the European Constitutional Treaty.- Fundamental values and fundamental rights in the European Constitution.- The purposes of the European Union according to the Constitutional Treaty.- The religious element in the Constitution for Europe.- Citizenship of the Union and Fundamental Rights in the Constitution of the EU.- From the European Convention on Human Rights to the European Charter of Fundamental Rights: The prospects for the protection of human rights in Europe.- Social rights and European neo-constitutionalism.- The Common Law System in a constitutionalised European Union - An analysis in the light of the principle of Equality.- Fundamental Rights in Central and Eastern Europe: A Basic Analysis.- Protection of Fundamental Rights afforded by the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg.- The legal relationship between the European Court of Human Rights and the Court of Justice of the European Communities according to the European Convention on Human Rights.- Europe as a federal commonwealth.- Draft Constitution of the European Union: the new division of competences.- The order of competence within the Treaty establishing aConstitution for Europe.- The distribution of competences between the European Union and the Member States in the light of the new Constitutional Treaty: the Spanish experience.- Remarks on the system of the sources of law in the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe: complementary issues and framework of reference.- The Supremacy of European law in the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe in the light of Community experience.- European Financial regulation.- The EU as a federal commonwealth.- Institutions and Procedures.- The parliamentarisation of the institutional structure of the European Union between representative democracy and participatory democracy.- The balance of power between the European Council, the Council and the Commission in the draft European Constitution.- The development of the Committee of the Regions.- The Role of Regional and Local Government in European Governance.
Basics of the Constitutional law.- European integration through constitutional law.- The ability of a European Constitution to forge a European identity.- “Identity building” by means of a European Constitution? Some reflections from a Swiss point of view.- Perspectives of the Project for a European Constitution.- The Issue of the Legal Nature of the Constitutional Treaty and the System of Sources.- Economic and market direction in the European Constitution.- A first evaluation of the European Constitution.- Some critical remarks on the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe.- Expectations of the German foreign policy towards the European Constitutional Treaty.- Fundamental values and fundamental rights in the European Constitution.- The purposes of the European Union according to the Constitutional Treaty.- The religious element in the Constitution for Europe.- Citizenship of the Union and Fundamental Rights in the Constitution of the EU.- From the European Convention on Human Rights to the European Charter of Fundamental Rights: The prospects for the protection of human rights in Europe.- Social rights and European neo-constitutionalism.- The Common Law System in a constitutionalised European Union — An analysis in the light of the principle of Equality.- Fundamental Rights in Central and Eastern Europe: A Basic Analysis.- Protection of Fundamental Rights afforded by the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg.- The legal relationship between the European Court of Human Rights and the Court of Justice of the European Communities according to the European Convention on Human Rights.- Europe as a federal commonwealth.- Draft Constitution of the European Union: the new division of competences.- The order of competence within the Treaty establishing aConstitution for Europe.- The distribution of competences between the European Union and the Member States in the light of the new Constitutional Treaty: the Spanish experience.- Remarks on the system of the sources of law in the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe: complementary issues and framework of reference.- The Supremacy of European law in the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe in the light of Community experience.- European Financial regulation.- The EU as a federal commonwealth.- Institutions and Procedures.- The parliamentarisation of the institutional structure of the European Union between representative democracy and participatory democracy.- The balance of power between the European Council, the Council and the Commission in the draft European Constitution.- The development of the Committee of the Regions.- The Role of Regional and Local Government in European Governance.
Rezensionen
Aus den Rezensionen:
"Der Band enthält die Beiträge einer Konferenz, die 2003 von den juristischen Fakultäten der Universitäten Erfurt und Teramo in Como veranstaltet wurde. Die Texte wurden für die Publikation aktualisiert. ... dieser Band ... enthält ... eine Fülle an fundierten Analysen, die von einer international zusammengesetzten, renommierten Autorenschaft stammen. Für Politikwissenschaftler ist vor allem der Beitrag von Rainer Lepsius bedeutsam, der in der Verfassung Chancen sieht, um die europäische Identität zu fördern." -- (in: Zeitschrift für Politikwissenschaft, 2006, Vol. 16, Issue 4, S. 1554 f.)
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