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EU constitutional law : an introduction

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: Oxford Hart Publishing 2012Description: 295p xiiiISBN:
  • 9781849463201
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 342.409000 ROS
Contents:
Table of contents 1 What Constitution?; A Rose by Any Other Name; 2 An Elephant That Cannot Be Defined? What the EU Is, and Is Not; A. Introduction; B. Historical Development; C. The Union Today; D. State-like Features; E. Non-state-like Features; 3 Marking the Territory: Principles Governing Union Competences; A. Introduction; B. Basic Treaty Provisions on Competence; C. Articles 114 and 352 TFEU; D. The Principle of Subsidiarity; 4 Who Is the Boss? In Search of a Master of the Treaties; A. Introduction; B. Procedures for Amending the Treaties; C. Creeping Competences?; D. The Ties that Bind; 5 Looking Past the Trees to See the Wood: Construing a Hierarchy of Norms; A. Introduction; B. Foundations of the Union Legal Order; C. Primary Law; D. International Law; E. Secondary Law and other Acts of the Institutions; 6 Into the Estuaries and up the Rivers: Union Law in the National Legal Orders of the Member States; A. Introduction; B. Primacy; C. Conformity through Interpretation; D. Direct Applicability and Direct Effect; 7 A Lot More than Brussels Bureaucrats: The Institutional Framework; A. Introduction; B. The Union's Institutions; C. Union Regulatory and Administrative Bodies; D. Institutions and Bodies of the Member States; 8 A Suprematist Composition? Differentiation and Flexibility; A. Introduction; B. Differentiation in Primary Law; C. Enhanced Cooperation; 9 What Deficit? The EU System of Democracy; A. Introduction; B. General Considerations; C. The Political Institutions; D. Participatory, Deliberative and Substantive Democracy; 10 Civis Europeus Sum: The Evolving Concept of Union Citizenship; A. Introduction; B. Pie in the Sky?; C. Who is a Union Citizen? D. The Right to Move and Reside; E. From Movement to Citizenship and Beyond; 11 Taking Rights More Seriously? The EU System of Fundamental Rights; A. Introduction; B. Field of Application; C. Sources and Material Scope; D. Non-discrimination; E. Direct Effect; 12 Broadening Horizons? The Area of Freedom, Security and Justice; A. Introduction; B. Border Checks, Asylum and Immigration; C. Judicial Cooperation in Civil Matters; D. Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters; E. Police Cooperation; 13 The Internal Market: Liberal, Social, Green or Chameleon?; A. Introduction; B. The Economic Free Movement Rights; C. The Social Dimension; D. Environment; 14 Building a House by Starting with the Roof? Economic and Monetary Policy; A. Introduction; B. Monetary Policy; C. Economic and Fiscal Surveillance; D. The Stability Mechanisms; E. Built to Last?; 15 An Elephant Trumpeting Loud and Clear or a Gaggle of Geese? EU External Relations; A. Introduction; B. Institutional Framework for External Action; C. Union Competences and their Use; D. The Union and the Member States; E. Security and Defence; 16 Covenants of No Strength to Secure A Man At All? Issues of Enforcement and Control; A. Introduction; B. Control of Union Institutions and Bodies; C. The Role of Member States' Courts and Authorities; 17 The Elephant in the Room? Concluding Remarks
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Table of contents
1 What Constitution?;
A Rose by Any Other Name;
2 An Elephant That Cannot Be Defined? What the EU Is, and Is Not;
A. Introduction;
B. Historical Development;
C. The Union Today;
D. State-like Features;
E. Non-state-like Features;
3 Marking the Territory: Principles Governing Union Competences;
A. Introduction;
B. Basic Treaty Provisions on Competence;
C. Articles 114 and 352 TFEU;
D. The Principle of Subsidiarity;
4 Who Is the Boss? In Search of a Master of the Treaties;
A. Introduction;
B. Procedures for Amending the Treaties;
C. Creeping Competences?;
D. The Ties that Bind;
5 Looking Past the Trees to See the Wood: Construing a Hierarchy of Norms;
A. Introduction;
B. Foundations of the Union Legal Order;
C. Primary Law;
D. International Law;
E. Secondary Law and other Acts of the Institutions;
6 Into the Estuaries and up the Rivers: Union Law in the National Legal Orders of the Member States;
A. Introduction;
B. Primacy;
C. Conformity through Interpretation;
D. Direct Applicability and Direct Effect;
7 A Lot More than Brussels Bureaucrats: The Institutional Framework;
A. Introduction;
B. The Union's Institutions;
C. Union Regulatory and Administrative Bodies;
D. Institutions and Bodies of the Member States;
8 A Suprematist Composition? Differentiation and Flexibility;
A. Introduction;
B. Differentiation in Primary Law;
C. Enhanced Cooperation;
9 What Deficit? The EU System of Democracy;
A. Introduction;
B. General Considerations;
C. The Political Institutions;
D. Participatory, Deliberative and Substantive Democracy;
10 Civis Europeus Sum: The Evolving Concept of Union Citizenship;
A. Introduction;
B. Pie in the Sky?;
C. Who is a Union Citizen?
D. The Right to Move and Reside;
E. From Movement to Citizenship and Beyond;
11 Taking Rights More Seriously? The EU System of Fundamental Rights;
A. Introduction;
B. Field of Application;
C. Sources and Material Scope;
D. Non-discrimination;
E. Direct Effect;
12 Broadening Horizons? The Area of Freedom, Security and Justice;
A. Introduction;
B. Border Checks, Asylum and Immigration;
C. Judicial Cooperation in Civil Matters;
D. Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters;
E. Police Cooperation;
13 The Internal Market: Liberal, Social, Green or Chameleon?;
A. Introduction;
B. The Economic Free Movement Rights;
C. The Social Dimension;
D. Environment;
14 Building a House by Starting with the Roof? Economic and Monetary Policy;
A. Introduction;
B. Monetary Policy;
C. Economic and Fiscal Surveillance;
D. The Stability Mechanisms;
E. Built to Last?;
15 An Elephant Trumpeting Loud and Clear or a Gaggle of Geese? EU External Relations;
A. Introduction;
B. Institutional Framework for External Action;
C. Union Competences and their Use;
D. The Union and the Member States;
E. Security and Defence;
16 Covenants of No Strength to Secure A Man At All? Issues of Enforcement and Control;
A. Introduction;
B. Control of Union Institutions and Bodies;
C. The Role of Member States' Courts and Authorities;
17 The Elephant in the Room? Concluding Remarks