European Law and National Constitutions

Name: European Law and National Constitutions
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Peter-Christian Müller-Graff Hans Petter Graver Ola Mestad(Herausgeber*in)

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Erschienen am 20. Dezember 2016

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Intro
Foreword
Contents
Thomas Giegerich | European Integration v. the Inalienable Core of German Statehood
1. The Traditional Political Finality of European Integration
2. The Current Crisis of the European Integration Project
3. Recent Proposals for Deepening the European Integration as a Way Out of the Crisis
4. The Irreconcilability of Rationality and Political Psychology in EU Affairs
a) How to Improve the Democratic Accountability of the EU
b) How to Reduce the Size of the Commission
c) How to Determine the Seat of the European Parliament
5. The German Federal Constitutional Court's List of Non-Transferrable State Competences
6. The Gate-keeping Function of the German Federal Constitutional Court with Regard to the European Integration Process
a) The Federal Constitutional Court Permits Every Voter to Lodgea Complaint against Treaty Revisions
b) How Would the European Court of Human Rights Decide onAnalogous Applications by Individual Voters?
7. National Fundamental Rights Protection as an Inalienable National Policy Domain
a) The Åkerberg Fransson Opinion of the Court of Justice of the EU and the Reaction of the Federal Constitutional Court
b) Should the EU Have More Power to Monitor the Member States' Human Rights Record?
8. Is there a Uniform Approach in the Member States withregard to Inalienable National Policy Domains?
9. The Equilibrium Concept for a More PerfectEuropean Union
Eirik Holmøyvik | Europe and Norwegian constitutionalism 1814 -2014: From the relationship between Parliament and King to the EEA
1. Introduction
2. The Norwegian constitution of 1814 and its Europeancontext
2.1. The European context
2.2. The Norwegian 1814 constitution
3. 1814 -1884: Constitutional struggles
3.1. Constitutional developments in post 1814 Europe
3.2. Norwegian constitutional exceptionalism
3.3. The Norwegian 1814 constitution viewed from Europe
4. 1992: Reshaping the constitution into a European image?
4.1. The 1992 EEA Agreement as a constitutional instrument
4.2. The EEA Agreement as an instrument for legislation
4.3. Re-interpreting constitutional barriers in light of European integration
5. Concluding remarks
Stefan Lorenzmeier: The German Federation within the Structure of Union Law and Politics
1. Introduction
2. The European Union and its Member States
3. The Federal Structure of the German Legal Order within the European Union
a) Representation of the Länder
b) Representation of the Municipalities
c) Conclusion
4. Local Self-government
a) National Identity of the Member States, Art. 4 para. 2 TEU
b) Local Self-Government as Part of the National Identity
c) "Respect"
5. Conclusions
Finn Arnesen | Is the EEA a Federal Legal Order?
1. Introduction
2. The Architecture of the EEA
2.1 The institutional structure
2.2 Written law
2.3 Legislative mechanism
2.4 Dispute resolution and legal clarifi cation
2.5 Effect in the legal order of the signatories
3. The EEA is a refl ective community of law
Dag Michalsen | Rechtsstaatlichkeit and the Norwegian Constitution 1814 -2014
1. The new Article 2 in the Norwegian Constitution 2012
2. The concept of Rechtsstaat in German legal history
3. The Norwegian debate on Rechtsstaat after 1970
4. Judicial review in Norwegian constitutional history
5. Rechtsstaatlichkeit and the liberal reform of lawaround 1814
6. Conclusion: Rettsstat/Rechtsstaat in the Norwegian constitutional program 2012-2014
Michael Rodi | Power Shifts in the EU: Democracy and Legitimacy in the Context of the Financial Crisis
1. Current situation
2. The Development of Institutional Failure at the Expense of the Principle of Democracy
a) Increase in the Intergovernmental Action Methods
b) The Growing Power of the Executive Level
c) The Growing Power of the European Central Bank
3. Reinforcing Democratic Legitimacy
a) Reinforcing Democratic Legitimacy within European Institutions
b) Further Development of Dualistic Democratic Legitimacy
4. Who Guards the European Constitution?
Erlend M. Leonhardsen | The EEA EFTA States and EU Agencies: Getting Along or Going Alone
Introduction
1. Adapting to the New Regime
a) The Agencies' Common Structure: a Brief Overview
b) Types of Powers
2. Agencies in the European Union: Multi-levelAccountability
3. EEA EFTA States and the Applicable AccountabilityMechanisms
4. Meroni and the Modalities of ex ante Accountability
5. Judical Review as ex post Accountability
a) Judicial Review in the EU Courts and the EFTA Court
b) Judicial Review of Agency Acts in a Domestic EEA Setting
6. The Sabbath was Made for Man: Reassessing the Norwegian Constitution's Limits upon International Delegation
Peter-Christian Müller-Graff | Verfassungsziele der Europäischen Union
Übersicht
1. Verfassungsziele als Vertragsziele
a) Die Europäische Union
b) Die Rechtsnatur der Europäischen Union
c) Die funktionalen Verfassungserfordernisse der Europäischen Union
d) Die Verträge als funktionale Verfassung (Verfassungsvertragsrecht) und Grundlage der Unionsrechtsordnung.
2. Die Leitzieltrias der Europäischen Union
a. Wurzel und Zusammenhang der Leitzieltrias
3. Die operativen Hauptverfassungszieleder Europäischen Union
a) Zusammenhang und Reihung der operativen Hauptziele
b) Binnenmarkt und einrahmende Ziele (Art. 3 Abs. 3 EUV)
c) "Raum der Freiheit, der Sicherheit und des Rechts" (Art. 3 Abs. 2 EUV)
d) Wirtschafts- und Währungsunion (Art. 3 Abs. 4 EUV)
e) Gemeinsames auswärtiges Handeln (Art. 3 Abs. 5 EUV)
4. Die Rechtswirkungen der Verfassungsziele
a) Verpflichtungswirkung
b) Beschränkungswirkung und Entscheidungsbindung
c) Auslegungswirkung und Rechtsfortbildung
d) Ermächtigungskonkretisierung
e) Prinzipienbildung
f) Rechtspolitische Orientierung
g) Radialwirkung
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