In May 2020, for the first time in its history, the Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) of Germany declared Union acts as being ultra vires. According to the FCC, the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) had acted beyond their mandates because they did not apply strong proportionality standards to the ECB’s Public Sector Purchase Programme (PSPP). The resulting stalemate within constitutional pluralism has revived the discussion about the possible introduction of an Appeal Court with the “final say” over constitutional conflict. As the analysis of the PSPP conflict shows, such a judicial authority would reach its limits the more we move from the surface to the core of the struggles between Europea...
Am 5. Mai 2020 verkündete das Bundesverfassungsgericht sein Urteil zur deutschen Beteiligung am Publ...
The recent ruling of the German Constitutional Court on the ECB was an economic and political bombsh...
The special issue firstly explores the relationships between national constitutional judges and supr...
On the 5th May German's Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) declared a case decided by the Court of J...
The German Constitutional Court’s ruling on the ECB’s PSPP put Europe in a turmoil. By declaring a r...
(Series Information) European Papers - A Journal on Law and Integration, 2021 6(1), 801-829 | Articl...
The Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) of Germany has invented a new and impossible test of proporti...
Despite the increased interaction between the highest national courts of Member States and the Europ...
[Introduction.] Necessary reforms towards a deepened and increased European shaped economic, financ...
Vor nicht allzu langer Zeit war die Diskussion zum Verhältnis zwischen dem EuGH und nationalen Verfa...
The paper examines the possible opening of an infringement procedure against Germany as a result of ...
2The contribution analyses the key steps of the reasoning of the BVerfG in its recent Bankenunion (2...
The essay examines the ruling of the German Federal Court of 5 May 2020 concerning the secondary ma...
This paper discusses the Köbler case, in which the Court of Justice confirmed that the principle of ...
Abstract On 5 May 2020, the Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) of Germany ruled that the European Ce...
Am 5. Mai 2020 verkündete das Bundesverfassungsgericht sein Urteil zur deutschen Beteiligung am Publ...
The recent ruling of the German Constitutional Court on the ECB was an economic and political bombsh...
The special issue firstly explores the relationships between national constitutional judges and supr...
On the 5th May German's Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) declared a case decided by the Court of J...
The German Constitutional Court’s ruling on the ECB’s PSPP put Europe in a turmoil. By declaring a r...
(Series Information) European Papers - A Journal on Law and Integration, 2021 6(1), 801-829 | Articl...
The Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) of Germany has invented a new and impossible test of proporti...
Despite the increased interaction between the highest national courts of Member States and the Europ...
[Introduction.] Necessary reforms towards a deepened and increased European shaped economic, financ...
Vor nicht allzu langer Zeit war die Diskussion zum Verhältnis zwischen dem EuGH und nationalen Verfa...
The paper examines the possible opening of an infringement procedure against Germany as a result of ...
2The contribution analyses the key steps of the reasoning of the BVerfG in its recent Bankenunion (2...
The essay examines the ruling of the German Federal Court of 5 May 2020 concerning the secondary ma...
This paper discusses the Köbler case, in which the Court of Justice confirmed that the principle of ...
Abstract On 5 May 2020, the Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) of Germany ruled that the European Ce...
Am 5. Mai 2020 verkündete das Bundesverfassungsgericht sein Urteil zur deutschen Beteiligung am Publ...
The recent ruling of the German Constitutional Court on the ECB was an economic and political bombsh...
The special issue firstly explores the relationships between national constitutional judges and supr...