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Towards a Common European Public Law

Towards a Common European Public Law The more and more intense cooperation of the European States within the European Union has a considerable influence on their respective national constitutional systems. Thus, Community legislation and jurisprudence have continually provoked a certain assimilation of the different national standards and principles of constitutional law. This does not mean that national constitutional law will lose its predominant position within the national legal orders in the near future. Nevertheless, already today national constitutional law has opened up towards foreign and European legal influences by way of comparative law and has reached a European dimension. Recent developments within French, English and German constitutional law underline this tendency. Finally, a certain assimilation and concordance of the respective national constitutional systems is also a fundamental requirement for the success of the envisaged reforms within the European Union. Die immer starkere Verflechtung der europaischen Staaten besonders im Rahmen der Europaischen Union bleibt nicht ohne Ruckwirkungen auf deren nationale Verfassungsordnungen. ~ b e die Mittlerrolle des europaischen Gemeinschaftsrechts ist hier ein ProzeD in r Gang gekommen, der in vielerlei Hinsicht zu einer Annaherung der Grundsatze und Standards der mitgliedstaatlichen Verfassungsrechte fiihrt. Auf absehbare Zeit wird das nationale Verfassungsrecht m a r seine dominierende Rolle http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png European Public Law Kluwer Law International

Towards a Common European Public Law

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European Public Law , Volume 1 (2) – Jun 1, 1995
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The more and more intense cooperation of the European States within the European Union has a considerable influence on their respective national constitutional systems. Thus, Community legislation and jurisprudence have continually provoked a certain assimilation of the different national standards and principles of constitutional law. This does not mean that national constitutional law will lose its predominant position within the national legal orders in the near future. Nevertheless, already today national constitutional law has opened up towards foreign and European legal influences by way of comparative law and has reached a European dimension. Recent developments within French, English and German constitutional law underline this tendency. Finally, a certain assimilation and concordance of the respective national constitutional systems is also a fundamental requirement for the success of the envisaged reforms within the European Union. Die immer starkere Verflechtung der europaischen Staaten besonders im Rahmen der Europaischen Union bleibt nicht ohne Ruckwirkungen auf deren nationale Verfassungsordnungen. ~ b e die Mittlerrolle des europaischen Gemeinschaftsrechts ist hier ein ProzeD in r Gang gekommen, der in vielerlei Hinsicht zu einer Annaherung der Grundsatze und Standards der mitgliedstaatlichen Verfassungsrechte fiihrt. Auf absehbare Zeit wird das nationale Verfassungsrecht m a r seine dominierende Rolle

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European Public Law – Kluwer Law International

Published: Jun 1, 1995

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