Hungary, Poland and the “Community of Fate” - Constitutional Implications of the Budget Conditionality Ruling
Goodman-Palmer, Jake
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2022
Verfassungsblog
2022-07-12
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In February 2022, the ECJ delivered a ruling in cases brought by Hungary and Poland against the European Parliament and Council. Not only did the ruling uphold the regime of conditionality for the protection of the EU budget; it also entered into the domain of European constitutional identity. Instead of undermining the European commitment to the rule of law, Poland and Hungary may have inadvertently consolidated the place of rule of law in the heart of EU identity.
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Goodman-Palmer, Jake
CJEU
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Constitutional Identity
ECJ
EU Commission
Hungary
Poland
Rule of Law
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https://verfassungsblog.de/hungary-poland-and-the-community-of-fate/
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