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Breuss, Fritz - 2005

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Breuss, Fritz - 2005

Die EU hat sich mit der Lissabon-Strategie bis 2010 ehrgeizige Ziele gesetzt. Die Union soll zum wettbewerbsfähigsten Wirtschaftsraum der Welt, der am schnellsten wächst und auch die hohen Sozialstandards beibehält, werden. Zusätzlich sollte die Wirtschaftsentwicklung auch umweltschonend,...

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The role of the German and Italian constitutional courts in the rise of EU human rights jurisprudence : a response to Delledonne & Fabbrini

Phelan, William - 2020

The widespreadunderstandingthat the ECJ'searly fundamental rights jurisprudence in Internationale Handelsgesellschaft (1970) and other cases was developed in response to judgments of theGerman and Italian Constitutional Courts has recently been questioned.Delledonne and Fabbriniclaimboth that...

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The Constitutional Imaginary and the ‘Metabolic’ Realities of European Integration

Lindseth, Peter L. - 2021

‘constraint’ function of constitutionalism rather than on the actual ‘constitution’ of power in a socio-political sense. The … of this sort genuinely ‘metabolic’ constitution in the EU—one unmediated through the member states—is the true Rubicon …

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Europe’s Fractured Metabolic Constitution : From the Eurozone Crisis to the Coronavirus Response

Fasone, Cristina; Lindseth, Peter L. - 2020

Among the many meanings given to the idea of a European ‘constitution’, perhaps the most widespread relates to the … power the EU obviously lacks on its own. We can call this the ‘metabolic constitution’ of the EU, a term meant to focus our … attention on the capacity of a polity to convert resources into work toward public ends. The EU’s metabolic constitution is …

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