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Rescue Package For Fundamental Rights: Comments by ANTJE WIENER
While “safety umbrella” (German: “Rettungsschirm”) is perhaps not the word […]
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Auch wenn „Rettungsschirm“ nicht unbedingt das Wort des Monats ist […]
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Den Rechtsstaat wiederherstellen ist nichts für schwache Nerven.
Continue reading >>Who Should Be a Citizen of the Union? Toward an Autonomous European Union Citizenship
Refusing to believe that political constraints outweigh political possibilities in the present historical conjuncture, I argue that the time is ripe for the disentanglement of Eurozenship from Member State nationality. Since the mid-1990s I have defended this reform. But my argument for an autonomous Eurozenship in this debate unfolds in two steps which are presented in the subsequent two sections. In the first section, I explore the incremental disentanglement of EU citizenship from the nationality law of Member States, while in the second section I reconstruct Eurozenship, that is, I present the configuration of an autonomous EU citizenship law which can co-exist with EU citizenship cum Member State nationality.
Continue reading >>Turning EU Citizenship into a Viable Tool of EU Federalism
Dozens of years after the European Economic Community turned into the European Union, we are (still) speaking of the EU as an economic organisation. The Internal Market, which was one among many in a potential palette of the tools of integration became seemly the only tool . The Union has moved on from the customs union and the four types of free movement: it is about so much more now, compared even with 20 years ago. To present the Internal Market as the only tool of European Integration is thus most probably wrong. Yet, what should the alternatives be? What else can be deployed to underpin the core of EU integration next to the internal market? It is to respond to this question that a number of leading scholars on EU citizenship gathered in Oslo on September 13–14, 2013.
Continue reading >>Turning EU Citizenship into a Viable Tool of EU Federalism
Dozens of years after the European Economic Community turned into the European Union, we are (still) speaking of the EU as an economic organisation. The Internal Market, which was one among many in a potential palette of the tools of integration became seemly the only tool . The Union has moved on from the customs union and the four types of free movement: it is about so much more now, compared even with 20 years ago. To present the Internal Market as the only tool of European Integration is thus most probably wrong. Yet, what should the alternatives be? What else can be deployed to underpin the core of EU integration next to the internal market? It is to respond to this question that a number of leading scholars on EU citizenship gathered in Oslo on September 13–14, 2013.
Continue reading >>Rescue Package for Fundamental Rights: Comments by DIMITRY KOCHENOV
Armin von Bogdandy and his team have come up with […]
Continue reading >>Rescue Package for Fundamental Rights: Comments by PETER LINDSETH
I’d like to thank Alexandra, Max, and Christoph for inviting […]
Continue reading >>Rettungsschirm für Grundrechte: Ein Online-Symposium auf dem Verfassungsblog
Die Konstitution der EU wird bestimmt durch die Grundrechtslage in […]
Continue reading >>Rescue Package for Fundamental Rights: Comments by DANIEL THYM
The parallels between the emergency rescue operations for the Euro […]
Continue reading >>Rettungsschirm für Grundrechte: Anmerkungen von DANIEL THYM
Die Parallelen zwischen den Notoperationen zur Euro-Rettung und einer EuGH-Grundrechtsintervention […]
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