The EU Between 'an Ever Closer Union' and Inalienable Policy Domains of Member States

doi:10.5771/9783845251325

The EU Between 'an Ever Closer Union' and Inalienable Policy Domains of Member States

Reihe: Schriftenreihe des Arbeitskreises Europäische Integration e.V.

Band 80 1. Auflage 2014

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doi.org/10.5771/9783845251325
ISBN print: 978-3-8487-0995-3
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Abstract

Die aktuelle Vertrauenskrise der EU wirft die Frage auf, wo die Grenze des ausdrücklichen Vertragsziels einer „ever closer union“ zu ziehen ist. Basierend auf einer Liste des Bundesverfassungsgerichts von nicht-übertragbaren staatlichen Kompetenzen diskutieren die Beiträge in diesem Band die verfassungsrechtlichen Grenzen der europäischen Integration aus verschiedenen nationalen Perspektiven.

Zusammenfassung

Die aktuelle Vertrauenskrise der EU wirft die Frage auf, wo die Grenze des ausdrücklichen Vertragsziels einer „ever closer union“ zu ziehen ist. Basierend auf einer Liste des Bundesverfassungsgerichts von nicht-übertragbaren staatlichen Kompetenzen diskutieren die Beiträge in diesem Band die verfassungsrechtlichen Grenzen der europäischen Integration aus verschiedenen nationalen Perspektiven.

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2–4 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 2–4
5–10 Preface Thomas Giegerich, Oskar Josef Gstrein, Sebastian Zeitzmann Thomas Giegerich, Oskar Josef Gstrein, Sebastian Zeitzmann 5–10
11–14 List of Abbreviations 11–14
15–78 Part I The EU between ‘an Ever Closer Union’ and Inalienable Policy Domains of Member States 15–78
- 15–43 Introduction: Trying to Fathom the Shallows of European Unification Thomas Giegerich Thomas Giegerich 15–43
- 43–59 The Theory of “Essential National Policies” in the Lisbon Judgment of the German Federal Constitutional Court Karl-Peter Sommermann Karl-Peter Sommermann 43–59
- 59–78 Does EU Law Recognise Legal Limits to Integration? Accommodating Diversity and its Limits Leonard F.M. Besselink Leonard F.M. Besselink 59–78
79–152 Part II Interaction between EU Law and National Constitutional Law 79–152
- 79–107 The European Union’s Common Values and National Identities: Convergence or Contradiction? Christine Kaddous Christine Kaddous 79–107
- 107–152 National Citizenship and EU Citizenship: What Actual Competence is Left for the Member States in the Field of Citizenship? Helle Krunke, Felix Schulyok Helle Krunke, Felix Schulyok 107–152
153–200 Part III Financial Policy 153–200
- 153–187 All is Changed, Changed Utterly? – The Euro Crisis, the ECJ, and the Changing Nature of National Tax Sovereignty in the EU Suzanne Kingston Suzanne Kingston 153–187
- 187–200 National Constitutional Reservations with Respect to Budget Policy Florian Becker, Alexander Merschmann Florian Becker, Alexander Merschmann 187–200
201–246 Part IV Security Policy 201–246
- 201–209 National Constitutional Reservations with Respect to Internal Security Policy Torsten Stein Torsten Stein 201–209
- 209–223 National Constitutional Reservations with Respect to External Security Policy Stefan Kadelbach Stefan Kadelbach 209–223
- 223–246 Turkey: Constitutional Obstacles to Conferral of Powers to the EU in the Policy Areas of Internal and External Security Ozan Turhan Ozan Turhan 223–246
247–296 Part V Criminal Law and Procedure 247–296
- 247–291 EU and National Constitutional Constraints with Respect to Criminal Policy and Criminal Law Maria Kaiafa-Gbandi Maria Kaiafa-Gbandi 247–291
- 291–296 The Europeanisation of Criminal Law and Procedure Lyane Sautner Lyane Sautner 291–296
297–348 Part VI Social Policy 297–348
- 297–327 National Constitutional Reservations with Respect to Social Policy Stefanie Schmahl Stefanie Schmahl 297–327
- 327–343 Limits to National Social Policy or Further Integration: A Norwegian Perspective Stein Evju Stein Evju 327–343
- 343–348 Thoughts on the Social Purpose of EU Law Roger Blanpain Roger Blanpain 343–348
349–466 Part VII Cultural Policy 349–466
- 349–377 National Constitutional Reservations with Respect to Cultural Policy Kerstin Odendahl Kerstin Odendahl 349–377
- 377–421 National Language Policy within the Framework of European Law Xabier Arzoz Xabier Arzoz 377–421
- 421–441 National Media Policy within the Framework of European Union Law – The Case of Hungary Pál Sonnevend Pál Sonnevend 421–441
- 441–466 National Policy towards Religious Associations within the Framework of European Law Monica Lugato Monica Lugato 441–466
467–534 Part VIII Family and Education Policy 467–534
- 467–485 National Constitutional Approaches to Family Policy Anna Stępień-Sporek, Margaret Ryznar Anna Stępień-Sporek, Margaret Ryznar 467–485
- 485–513 The European Student Mobility Game. Winners and Losers Hans Pechar Hans Pechar 485–513
- 513–534 The Failure to Protect Education as an Inalienable Policy Domain of EU Member States – A Critical Assessment of Article 165 TFEU on Education and Suggestions for Reform Sacha Garben Sacha Garben 513–534
535–556 Concluding Remarks 535–556
- 535–555 How to Square the Circle between Political Necessities and Constitutional Constraints? – An ECJ Perspective Waltraud Hakenberg Waltraud Hakenberg 535–555
- 555–556 How to Square the Circle between Political Necessities and Constitutional Constraints? – Concluding Remarks Siegfried Magiera Siegfried Magiera 555–556
557–557 List of Authors and Editors 557–557

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