Jyranki Antero <br/><br/>
National constitutions in the era of integration 

 - London  Kluwer Law International  1999 
 - 204p 
<br/><br/>Contents<br/>1. INTRODUCTION;<br/>Section One: Constitutional Power;<br/>2. Constitution-Making and the Legitimacy of the Constitution; F. Venter.<br/> 3. A propos Constituent Power: Some General Views in a Modern Context;<br/>C. Klein<br/> 4. The Influence of Contemporary International Law on the Exercise of Constituent Power<br/>D. Maus. <br/>Section Two: Sovereignty;<br/>5. Transferring Powers of a Nation-State to International Organisations: The Doctrine of Sovereignty Revisited; A. Jyranki.<br/> 6. Denmark's Maastricht Ratification Case: The Constitutional Dimension<br/>H. Rasmussen. <br/>7. Why We Should Not Take Sovereignty Too Seriously<br/>Y. Hasebe. Section Three: Federalism. <br/>8. Understanding Federalism; L. Kramer.<br/> 9. The Nation-State Federalism and European Integration: Two Different Strategies of Diversity Accommodation; L.R. Basta. <br/>10. Unity of the Legal System or Legal Pluralism: The Stufenbau Doctrine in Present Day Europe; T. Ohlinger. <br/>11. Federal States in Federal Europe: The German Lander and Problems of European Integration; J. Kokott.<br/>Conclusions;<br/>Bibliography<br/><br/><br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>904119696 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>1. Constitutional Law2. International - Muncipal Law
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>342.02 JYR  / JYR