Add to ORKGThe main argument of this article is that the meaning of the national identity clause of Article 4 (2) TEU should be limited to what its text actually states, namely to a guarantee for the constitutional structures of the European Union (EU) Member States. The article rejects the broader meaning often given to this Treaty provision, namely that it offers a kind of generic protection for national diversity and national constitutional values. Such a broader meaning is not needed, since primary EU law contains many other provisions that protect national diversity, all of which have a specific meaning and role in the EU legal order. Giving Article 4(2) the broader meaning is harmful, as it opens the door to abusive and superficial uses of ident...
Even though the idea of respect for National and Constitutional Identity has been present for a long...
Article 4 of the Treaty on European Union contains provisions which have often been the subject of d...
Unlike other general principles of EU law, which derive from the CJ jurisprudence, the principle of ...
The main argument of this article is that the meaning of the national identity clause of Article 4 (...
One of the concerns that led to the introduction of Article 4(2) TEU was the growing interference of...
The article asks whether the European Union (EU)'s duty to protect national identities is a useful w...
The contribution aims at determining the added value, if any, of Article 4(2) Treaty on European Uni...
Article 4(2) of the Treaty on the European Union, in its novel formulation provided by the Treaty o...
The primary objective of the present work is to contextualise the so-called national constitutional...
The requirement for the European Union to respect the national identities of its Member States nowad...
The national identity clause has drawn signifi cant attention lately and not without reason. Develop...
National Identity as a Corrective of the Absolute Primacy of European Law. The aim of this thesis is...
The article represents a commentary to Article 4 of the Treaty on the European Union, including para...
The article represents a commentary to Article 4 of the Treaty on the European Union, including para...
The idea of repatriating national powers from the EU is en vogue. The EU Treaty as amended by the Li...
Even though the idea of respect for National and Constitutional Identity has been present for a long...
Article 4 of the Treaty on European Union contains provisions which have often been the subject of d...
Unlike other general principles of EU law, which derive from the CJ jurisprudence, the principle of ...
The main argument of this article is that the meaning of the national identity clause of Article 4 (...
One of the concerns that led to the introduction of Article 4(2) TEU was the growing interference of...
The article asks whether the European Union (EU)'s duty to protect national identities is a useful w...
The contribution aims at determining the added value, if any, of Article 4(2) Treaty on European Uni...
Article 4(2) of the Treaty on the European Union, in its novel formulation provided by the Treaty o...
The primary objective of the present work is to contextualise the so-called national constitutional...
The requirement for the European Union to respect the national identities of its Member States nowad...
The national identity clause has drawn signifi cant attention lately and not without reason. Develop...
National Identity as a Corrective of the Absolute Primacy of European Law. The aim of this thesis is...
The article represents a commentary to Article 4 of the Treaty on the European Union, including para...
The article represents a commentary to Article 4 of the Treaty on the European Union, including para...
The idea of repatriating national powers from the EU is en vogue. The EU Treaty as amended by the Li...
Even though the idea of respect for National and Constitutional Identity has been present for a long...
Article 4 of the Treaty on European Union contains provisions which have often been the subject of d...
Unlike other general principles of EU law, which derive from the CJ jurisprudence, the principle of ...