Europarecht und die Gerichte der Transformationsstaaten

Prof. Dr. Mahulena Hofmann

doi:10.5771/9783845211756

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