10 April 2013
Making Finance Sustainable: Ten Years Equator Principles – Success or Letdown?
In 2003, a number of banks adopted the Equator Principles […] Continue reading >>
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Making Finance Sustainable: Ten Years Equator Principles – Success or Letdown?
In 2003, a number of banks adopted the Equator Principles […] Continue reading >>
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31 March 2013
“The Have-Nots Will Decide That It’s Not Worth Belonging”
Hamburg, March 23th, 2013. The opening of the „Internationale Bauausstellung“ […] Continue reading >>
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Verteidigung der Ehe durch Steuern? DOMA bröselt vor dem Supreme Court
Der Defense of Marriage Act war das zweite Projekt zur […] Continue reading >>30 March 2013
Putsch: Iceland‘s crowd-sourced constitution killed by parliament
Following its spectacular plunge from grace in 2008 when its […] Continue reading >>Putsch: Iceland‘s crowd-sourced constitution killed by parliament
Following its spectacular plunge from grace in 2008 when its […] Continue reading >>29 March 2013
„Newer than cellphones and the internet“: Die Homo-Ehe vor dem US Supreme Court
Zwei Dinge zeichnen sich nach der mündlichen Verhandlung um das […] Continue reading >>27 March 2013
Supremacy of the EU Charter in National Courts in Purely Domestic Cases
The European Union is not just a community based on […] Continue reading >>
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25 March 2013
The EU Is More Than A Constraint On Populist Democracy
Jan-Werner Müller’s eloquent proposal on what the EU should do […] Continue reading >>
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24 March 2013
Voßkuhle und die Presse: Stimmungsumschwung oder Manipulation?
Der Besuch von Bundesverfassungsgerichtspräsident Andreas Voßkuhle in Berlin hat ja […] Continue reading >>22 March 2013
Less Constraint of Popular Democracy, More Empowerment of Citizens
While I share Müller’s concern about the situation in Hungary […] Continue reading >>21 March 2013
“What” versus “Who”: Europe’s Rule of Law Agenda Revisited
As we all know, observance of the “Rule of Law” […] Continue reading >>
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15 March 2013
Rechtswissenschaft in Japan: Interessiert an uns, interessant für uns
Wer an einem Montagabend nach 18 Uhr in einem Geschäftshaus […] Continue reading >>12 March 2013
Czech Republic: High Treason or Just Constitutional Nudging?
The Czech President Václav Klaus has left office last Thursday […] Continue reading >>
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Czech Republic: High Treason or Just Constitutional Nudging?
The Czech President Václav Klaus has left office last Thursday […] Continue reading >>08 March 2013
Mangold Reloaded?
In mehrschichtigen Grundrechtssystemen stellt sich stets die Frage, welche Grundrechtsschicht […] Continue reading >>07 March 2013
Mehr Rechtsstaat für Migranten/innen
Viel Lärm hat der jüngste Beschluss des Bundesverfassungsgerichts (BVerfG) zu […] Continue reading >>04 March 2013
Parlamentarische Verfassungskontrolle: Von Schweden lernen
In der letzten Woche waren Mitglieder des schwedischen Verfassungskomitees zu […] Continue reading >>Constitutional Revenge
One year ago, Hungary’s slide from a multiparty democracy into […] Continue reading >>
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Constitutional Revenge
One year ago, Hungary’s slide from a multiparty democracy into […] Continue reading >>28 February 2013
Von Karlsruhe nach Bückeburg – auf dem Weg zur europäischen Grundrechtsgemeinschaft
Es gibt Urteile, deren Tenor ist ein Paukenschlag – und […] Continue reading >>24 February 2013
Im Fegefeuer des Rechts: Lorenzo Zucca über „A Secular Europe“
Etwas Infernalisches hatte er mitunter schon, der Konflikt zwischen religiösen […] Continue reading >>22 February 2013
Hungarian Ban Of Totalitarian Symbols: The Constitutional Court Speaks Up Again
Although the Hungarian government promised not to strike back after […] Continue reading >>
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Hungarian Ban Of Totalitarian Symbols: The Constitutional Court Speaks Up Again
Although the Hungarian government promised not to strike back after […] Continue reading >>21 February 2013
Schweizer Urteil zur Ausschaffung: Im Westen nichts Neues
Remarques gleichnamiger Roman gilt verbreitet als Antikriegsliteratur, obwohl der Autor […] Continue reading >>15 February 2013
Recht elitär: Benjamin Lahusen porträtiert Savigny
Warum studiert man in Deutschland nicht das Recht, sondern die […] Continue reading >>13 February 2013
“The traditional one-size-fits-all approach to European integration is obsolete”
When you think of Europe ten years from now – […] Continue reading >>
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09 February 2013