The Authority of EU Law Do We Still Believe in It?
This book analyses the supposed erosion of the authority of EU law from various perspectives: legislation, jurisprudence of national supreme and constitutional courts, enforcement of Single Market rules, of EMU rules and of the rule of law. It discusses t
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The Authority of EU Law Do We Still Believe in It?
The Authority of EU Law
Wolfgang Heusel • Jean-Philippe Rageade Editors
The Authority of EU Law Do We Still Believe in It?
Editors Wolfgang Heusel Academy of European Law Trier, Germany
Jean-Philippe Rageade Academy of European Law Trier, Germany
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Foreword by Pavel Telička*
Let me offer my warmest congratulations for this special anniversary. The Academy of European Law has been doing an invaluable job for 25 years, and it is a privilege for me, as Vice-President of the European Parliament responsible for ERA, to say that we highly honour its work. Personally, I am witnessing that work every day and I hope that we will be able to intensify this cooperation interaction. On this special anniversary, I would like to spread some optimism. Two years ago we could read, listen and even debate the gloomiest scenarios for the EU and the European integration. It is not that long ago that, while facing national elections in some of the Member States, we were concerned that the EU could be gradually falling apart, or face what I call a “crawling disintegration”. And of course we still face tremendous challenges. Take, for example, the discussion on the rule of law. We all know that the rule of law is the bedrock of our European democracies and that in some of our Member States that very principle is under threat. Let me just say that I believe the EU needs to take a particularly firm stance on this. We cannot allow t
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