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  1. A Proper Name for a Proper Union. Europe’s Mythological Model

    This chapter aims at exploring and discussing the myth of Europa, as it has been described in Ancient Greece, in Roman times and in the Middle Ages...
    Tiziana Migliore in Images of Europe
    Chapter 2021
  2. Many Images for a Continent. An Introduction

    For too long, the European Union has presented itself as a haven for bureaucrats, united by a hegemonic will practiced through the...
    Francesco Mangiapane, Tiziana Migliore in Images of Europe
    Chapter 2021
  3. The Italian Legal Order and the Making of a National Cultural Identity

    This chapter explores the variety of regulatory techniques and processes through which Italian law has tried to shape Italian cultural identity....
    Edoardo Chiti, Gianluca Gardini, Aldo Sandulli in The Changing Administrative Law of an EU Member State
    Chapter 2021
  4. Rights and Principles of the Economic, Social and Cultural Order

    Human Rights (HR) make human life a free and independent one for all. The article foresees an overview of the development of especially Economic,...
    Eberhard Eichenhofer in Writing Constitutions
    Chapter 2024
  5. Foreign Precedents in Constitutional Litigation

    In the last 10 years, the literature on the so-called “trans-judicial communication” has grown vast, mainly in the English-speaking world, where...
    Chapter 2017
  6. Kapitel 4: Rechtswissenschaft und Leitentscheidungen

    „Die Europäische Gemeinschaft ist ein Juristen-Kosmos. Sie hat sich einen eigenen Begriffshimmel geschaffen, der noch einmal höher hängt und heller...
    Nele Yang in Die Leitentscheidung
    Chapter 2018
  7. § 3 A Role for the DCFR in Domestic Adjudication

    Until the beginning of the nineteenth century, the use of comparative law arguments (komparative Auslegung) was, as a rule, forbidden.
    Chapter 2017
  8. European Law and Criminal Justice

    After a brief historical overview in Sect. 1.1, which outlines how the history of criminal proceedings in Europe shows an alternation of integration...
    Chapter 2018
  9. On the Migration of Proportionality

    This chapter addresses the controversy surrounding the judicial recourse to proportionality and reconstructs the reasons for and against borrowing...
    Chapter 2018
  10. Human Dignity: The Right to be a Person

    This chapter explores the concept of human dignity. As a first approximation, one can depart, again, from ordinary language noting that the Online...
    Albin Dearing in Justice for Victims of Crime
    Chapter 2017
  11. European Unity in Diversity?! A Conflicts-Law Re-construction of Controversial Current Developments

    The EU has come a long way since its foundation as the European Economic Community in 1957. Starting out as a purely economic union, the integration...
    Carola Glinski, Christian Joerges in Varieties of European Economic Law and Regulation
    Chapter 2014
  12. Peace as a Priority

    Chapter 9 underlines how since its inception the European Union has presented itself to the world as a great “peace project”. The European project...
    Pedro Talavera in Globalization and Human Rights
    Chapter 2012
  13. University mission and academic freedom: Are they irreconcilable?

    Educational freedom, rightly understood, depends upon the freedom to shape - and (for individuals) to choose to study in or teach in - distinctive...

    Article 01 March 2000
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