Europarecht und die Gerichte der Transformationsstaaten: European Law and the Courts of the Transition Countries

Prof. Dr. Mahulena Hofmann

doi:10.5771/9783845211756

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Edition: 1/2008
Copyright year: 2008
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8329-4014-0
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8452-1175-6
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Language: German
Pages: 199
Product type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 2 - 10
Thilo Marauhn: Opening of the Conference No access Pages 11 - 13
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1. Die Fragestellung No access
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2. European Law and the Courts of the Transition Countries: Main Questions No access
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1. Einführung No access
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2. Europarecht als Entscheidungsmaßstab No access
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3. Europarecht als Entscheidungsgegenstand No access
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4. Praktische Aspekte No access
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5. Effektuierung durch Sanktionierung der Nichtberücksichtigung von Europarecht? No access
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1. The Czech Constitution and the Reception Model No access
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2. The Doctrinal Views No access
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3. Relevant Case-law of the Czech Constitutional Court No access
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4. Conclusion No access
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1. Constitutional Transition in General No access
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2. The International Aspect of the Transition No access
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3. Process of Adaptation to the European Legal Order and the Role of the Constitutional Court No access
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4. The Treaty on the Constitution for Europe No access
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5. Conclusion: The Lisbon Treaty No access
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1. Introduction No access
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2. The Constitutitonal Court of the Republic of Slovenia No access
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3. Some Legal Issues Concerning the Position of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Slovenia Following the Accession to the EU No access
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4. Concluding Remarks No access
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1. Introduction: CEE Constitutional Courts as Vanguards of Human Rights Protection No access
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2. Bitter Sugar and Troubled Legitimate Expectations: An Overview of Post-accession Cases and Direct Actions No access
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3. Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Comparative Remarks in the Light of the Banana Saga and the ECtHR’s Bosphorus Judgment No access
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4. Concluding Remarks: New Perspectives to the ‘Common Constitutional Traditions’ No access
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1. Introduction No access
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2. EC Law and Polish Courts before the Accession of 2004 No access
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3. Application of EC Law “during the Accession” No access
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4. The Constitutional Background No access
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5. Application of EC Law by Supreme Court and Courts of General Jurisdiction No access
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6. Conclusions No access
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1. Einführung No access
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2. Der verfahrensrechtliche Rahmen No access
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3. Die Vorlagepraxis No access
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4. Schlussbemerkung No access
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1. Introduction No access
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2. Pre-Accession Matters No access
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3. The Evolving “Conversation” between the National Courts and the ECJ No access
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4. Conclucion No access
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1. Einführung No access
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2. Die Periode zwischen 1992-2003 No access
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3. Die Verhandlungen über ein Stabilisierungs- und Assoziierungsabkommen No access
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4. Bericht der Kommission über die Fortschritte Albaniens No access
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5. Die innerstaatlichen Entwicklungen No access
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6. Der Umweltschutz No access
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7. Schlussbemerkung No access
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1. Introduction No access
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2. The Influence of the Relative Age of Constitutions on their Relationship to European Law No access
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3. Post-Communist Constitutionalism No access
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4. Degree of Harmonization of European and National Human Rights Law No access
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5. Founding Members and Accession Countries No access
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6. Common Problems No access
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7. Concluding Remarks No access
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1. The Notion “Old Member States” No access
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2. Constitutionalizing Former Dictatorships No access
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3. The EU 1995 Enlargement No access
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4. The Case of Sweden No access
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5. Concluding Remark No access
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1. Introduction No access
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2. The Constitution vis a vis European Law No access
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3. The Approach of the Constitutional Court towards European Law No access
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4. Concluding Remark No access
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1. Introduction No access
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2. The Role of EC Law in Standard Procedures of the Constitutional Court No access
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3. Functional Analysis of the Court’s Practice No access
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4. Conclusion No access
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1. Introduction No access
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2. The EU Law as the Gentle Civilizer or the Bureaucratic Harmonizer of the Transition Countries? No access
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3. Must the European Justice be Seen? No access
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4. The Comity between Courts or another Problem: Nowhere to Go? No access
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5. Can be a Certain Resistance of the Domestic Courts Considered only as Bad News? No access
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1. Einführung No access
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2. Ein Überblick über das Rechtssystem der Türkei No access
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3. Die Geltung des Gemeinschaftsrechts in der Türkei No access
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4. Unmittelbare Anwendbarkeit assozierungsrechtlicher Vorschriften No access
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5. Die Rechtsangleichung: Eine Vorleistung im Hinblick auf den EU-Beitritt No access
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6. Die Stellung des EuGH nach dem Assozierungsabkommen EU/Türkei No access
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7. Die Auswirkung des Europarechts auf die türkischen Nationalgerichte No access
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8. Schlußbemerkung No access
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