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Note: Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources , Intro -- Editors' Preface -- I. Introduction -- II. The Changing Union -- III. The EU's Judicial Actors: Evolving Roles -- IV. Rights of the Individual in Times of Change -- V. EU External Relations and New Horizons -- VI. Concluding Remarks -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- Part I : The Changing Union -- 1. The Court of Justice of the European Union and the Refugee Crisis -- I. Judicial Review of the EU's Response to the Crisis -- II. Interpreting EU Asylum Law in Times of Crisis -- III. Concluding Remarks -- 2. How Trustworthy is Mutual Trust? Opinion 2/13 Revisited -- I. Introduction -- II. Mutual Recognition and Mutual Trust -- III. The Evolution of the Principle of Mutual Trust -- IV. Opinion 2/13 Revisited -- V. Final Remark -- 3. National Identity and European Construction -- I. National Identity and European Union Law -- II. Constitutional Courts and the Court of Justice -- III. National Identity as Public Policy: Fürstin von Sayn-Wittgenstein -- IV. Transformation of National Identity -- V. The Challenge of Defining National Identity -- VI. Concluding Observations -- 4. Nationality and Citizenship: Integration and Rights-Based Perspectives -- I. Introduction -- II. Acquisition and Loss of Nationality from an ECHR and an EU Perspective -- III. Enjoyment of Citizenship-Type Rights as per Strasbourg and Luxembourg Case Law -- IV. Conclusions -- 5. EU Law and Sovereign Debt Relief -- I. Financial Assistance under EU Law -- II. Financial Assistance and Debt Relief -- III. Conditionality and Debt Relief -- 6. Economic Governance in a Changing Union Fiscal Rules and Market Discipline in the Euro Area -- I. Market Discipline -- II. Efficient Financial Markets: Science or Religion? -- III. Keynes' Third Way and the Limits of the Market -- IV. Market Discipline or Spending Rule? -- V. Conclusions , Part II: The EU's Judicial Actors: Evolving Roles -- 7. Judging at the Court of Justice of the European Union Is there a Need for Dissenting Opinions? -- I. Seriatim, Dissenting and Per Curiam Opinions -- II. Arguments in Favour of Dissenting Opinions -- III. Arguments Against Dissenting Opinions -- IV. Specificities of the ECJ -- V. Final Remarks -- 8. The Future of the General Court Within the Court of Justice of the European Union -- I. Introduction -- II. The Court of Justice of the European Union - An Ordinary EU Institution? -- III. One Institution - Several Courts: The Emergence of a Judicial Organisation -- IV. The EU Judicial System: Seeking a Balance -- V. Internal Measures for Transforming the General Court -- VI. Concluding Observations -- 9. Judicial Dialogue between National Supreme Administrative Courts and the Court of Justice of the European Union -- I. Introduction -- II. The Common Roots of Member State Supreme Administrative Courts and the Court of Justice -- III. Highest Administrative Jurisdiction in the Court Systems of the European Union Member States -- IV. Europeanisation of National Public Law -- V. Evolution and Scope of Preliminary References by the Member State Supreme Administrative Courts -- VI. The Example of the Finnish Supreme Administrative Court - An Active National Partner in the Judicial Dialogue with the CJEU -- VII. Challenges and Loyalty - Cohn-Bendit v Landtová -- 10. Acts of Rebellion, or the Enemy Within? A Consideration of the Combative Ruling of the Supreme Court of Denmark and the Imperative of Genuine Judicial Dialogue -- I. Introduction -- II. The Danish Case -- III. The Italian Case -- IV. Uncharted Waters -- V. Concluding Remarks -- 11. The Principle of Mutual Trust in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice Some Reflections on its Corollaries -- I. Introduction , II. Independent Judicial Authorities -- III. Common EU Standards on Criminal Procedure and on Penitentiary Systems -- IV. The Very Legal Structure of the EU, Implying and Justifying Mutual Trust -- V. Concluding Remarks -- 12. Allan's Legal Battles before the Court, Acting as the Commission's Agent -- I. Preliminary References -- II. Direct Action: The Two Dorsch Consult Cases -- III. Infringement Actions: The 'Open Skies' Cases -- Part III : Rights of the Individual in Times of Change -- 13. Balancing Security Reasons and the Adversarial Principle The New Article 105 of the Rules of Procedure of the General Court -- I. Introduction -- II. A Need for a Special Procedural Framework -- III. The Emergence of New Procedural Techniquesin ECHR and EU Case Law -- IV. The Process Behind the New Procedural Framework -- V. The Balancing Mechanism Introduced by the New Article 105 of the RPGC -- VI. Concluding Remarks -- 14. The EU Citizens' Right to have Rights and the Courts' Duty to Protect it -- I. Introduction -- II. The Right to have Rights and the Role of the Court -- III. The Rule of Law and the Duty to Protect it -- IV. Adjudicating the Duty to Protect EU Rights and the Rule of Law -- V. Conclusion -- 15. From Daily Mail to Polbud: An "Ever-Changing' Case Law on Cross-Border Mobility of Companies? -- I. The Scope of the Freedom of Establishment Prior to Polbud -- II. The Scope of the Freedom of Establishment after Polbud -- III. Future Challenges -- 16. Free Movement of Goodsin a Changing Union The Evolving Relationship Between Fundamental Rights, Grounds of Justification and Mandatory Requirements -- I. Introduction -- II. Measures Having an Equivalent Effectto Quantitative Restrictions -- III. Justification Regimes -- IV. Interests Justifying Restrictions to the Free Movement of Goods -- V. Principle of Proportionality -- VI. Concluding Remarks , 17. Religion in the Workplace When is Enforcing a Religious Ethos Acceptable? and When is Neutrality Discrimination? -- I. 'Un Peu d'Histoire' -- II. Setting the Scene -- III. The 'Veil' Cases: When is 'Neutrality' Discrimination? -- IV. Qualified Job Candidates without the 'Appropriate' Protestant Religious Affiliation and Divorced Remarrying Roman Catholic Physicians:When is Enforcing a Religious Ethos Acceptable? -- V. A Parting Reflection -- 18. The Impact of Austerity on the Protection of Human Rights -- I. Introduction -- II. Defining Austerity -- III. A Case Study of the United Kingdom -- IV. Austerity as a Policy Choice -- V. The Response to Austerity on the Part of Human Rights Bodies -- VI. Conclusion -- Part IV EU External Relations and New Horizons -- 19. The European Union's Accession to the Istanbul Convention -- I. Introduction -- II. The Istanbul Convention in a Nutshell -- III. The European Union Perspective -- IV. Final Remarks -- 20. The Exercise of Non-Exclusive Competence of the EU and the Conclusion of International Agreements -- I. Introduction -- II. The Exercise of Competence in Areas of Non-Exclusive EU Competence -- III. Circumscription of the Freedom of the Institutions and the Member States to Conclude Facultative Mixed Agreements in Matters Falling within the EU's Non-Exclusive Competence -- IV. Obligations Concerning the Exercise of EU and Member State Competence in the Context of the Conclusion of Facultative Mixed Agreements -- V. Conclusions -- 21. Extradition and EU Law: An Unexpected 'Pas de Deux' -- I. Introduction -- II. First Steps: Petruhhin -- III. Classic EU Law in a New Context? -- IV. EU-US Extradition: Pisciotti -- V. Completing the Picture: Raugevicius -- VI. Implications of the Case Law -- VII. Other Recent Developments -- 22. Expulsion of a Member State from the European Union: Ultimate Remedy? , I. Introduction: Expulsion as the Ultimate Remedy? -- II. The Broader Context: Expulsion from International Organisations -- III. EU Treaties: The Absence of an Explicit Expulsion Clause -- IV. Excursus: Can a Member State be Expelled from the EU? -- V. Conclusion: An Ultimate Safeguard Never to be Used? -- 23. The Lessons of Brexit -- I. Sovereignty -- II. Immigration -- 24. From Rome to Lisbon and from Lisbon to Brexit -- I. Genesis -- II. Impact -- III. Future -- IV. Conclusion -- Index -- Untitled -- Untitled -- Untitled

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Lenaerts, Koen An Ever-Changing Union? London : Bloomsbury Publishing Plc,c2019 ISBN 9781509923663

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Subjects: Law

Keywords: Europäische Union ; Europäische Integration ; Rechtsfortbildung ; Festschrift ; Aufsatzsammlung ; Festschrift

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Format: 1 Online-Ressource (240 pages)

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ISBN: 9781509955107

Content: This study, with its approach rooted in EU law and its clear focus on conceptual underpinnings, grapples with one of the most challenging questions facing constitutional lawyers today; namely the rule of law. Drawing on the expertise of leading scholars and judges at the forefront of the question, it takes a dual approach. It opens by setting out the foundations of the rule of law, including legal certainty, democratic principles and judicial independence. It goes on to explore the protections that can be relied upon, from policy developments, to human rights sanctions, and infringement actions. This is a rapidly developing question in EU constitutional law, so this masterful collection will be welcomed by both scholars and policy-makers in the field

Note: 1. The editors, Introduction: The Rule of Law's Anatomy in the EU I. Foundations 2. Allan Rosas, Democracy and the Rule of Law: Odd Bedfellows or Siamese Twins? 3. Paul Craig, The Rule of Law and the EU: Responsibility, Independence and Rights 4. Sanja Bogojevic and Xavier Groussot, Illiberal Democracy and Rule by Law from an EU perspective 5. Juha Raitio, The Rule of Law and Legal Certainty 6. Leonard Besselink, The Primacy of the Rule of Law and Member States' Constitutional Identities 7. Niilo Jääskinen, EU Minimum Requirements for Judicial Independence and Impartiality as Interpreted by the European Court of Justice II. Protections 8. Werner Schroeder, An Active EU Rule of Law Policy 9. Paul Nemitz, Acting Before it is Too Late: Promoting Democracy and the Rule of Law in the Member States of the EU 10. Joni Heliskoski, Infringement Proceedings as a Tool for Enforcing the Rule of Law in EU Member States - a Critical Review 11. Pekka Pohjankoski, Of Carrots and Sticks: Constitutional Limits to Rule of Law Conditionality 12. Katalin Miklóssy, Tackling EU-conditionality with the Hungarian legal manoeuvres 13. Inge Govaere, Promoting the Rule of Law in EU External Relations: A Conceptual Framework 14. Steven Blockmans, The EU's Magnitsky Act: An Innovative Tool Fit for the Enforcement of Human Rights and Rule of Law Worldwide?

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In: EU anti-discrimination law beyond gender, Oxford : Hart, 2019, (2019), Seite 321-337, 9781509915019

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In: pages:321-337

Language: English