Lines and Limits of Collective Singularism in European Public Law
Weber, Ferdinand
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2026
Verfassungsblog
2026-07-02
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The EU needs to position itself amid rough geopolitical currents and withstand inner contestations. A concept such as European society, which aims to foster a better sense of belonging, deserves support. But pushing things forward via legal engineering may cause questionable shifts. This contribution contrasts previous historical episodes of collective singularism with the latest efforts to judge and write the EU into a new era of constitutionalism. In particular, I show that they reach a natural limit: primary law’s other basic norms.
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Weber, Ferdinand
Article 2 TEU
Commission v Hungary
EU Constitutionalism
European Society
342
https://verfassungsblog.de/lines-and-limits-of-collective-singularism-in-european-public-law/
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Max Steinbeis Verfassungsblog gGmbH
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