The European Court of Justice and the autonomy of the Member States
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The European Court of Justice and the autonomy of the Member States
Intersentia, c2012
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- Judge-made integration? / Hans-W. Micklitz and Hanna Schebesta
- Competence and Member State autonomy : causality, consequence and legitimacy / Paul Craig
- The European Court of Justice's approach to primacy and European : constitutionalism, preserving the European constitutional order? / Fabian Amtenbrink
- The judge's role in European integration : the Court of Justice and its critics / Jürgen Basedow
- How proportionate is the proportionality principle? : some critical remarks on the use and methodology of the proportionality principle in the internal market case law of the ECJ / Norbert Reich
- Judicial activism or constitutional interaction? : policymaking by the ECJ in the field of Union citizenship / Michael Dougan
- "Reserved Areas" of the Member States and the ECJ : the case of higher education / Dragana Damjanovic
- The European Court of Justice, Member State autonomy and European Union citizenship : conjunctions and disjunctions / Dora Kostakopoulou
- The case of fundamental rights : a state of ambivalence / Loïc Azoulai
- Fundamental rights jurisprudence between Member States' prerogatives and citizens' autonomy / Dagmar Schiek
- A pluralistic Europe of rights / Marta Cartabia
- The "Procedural Autonomy" of Member States and the constraints stemming from the ECJ's case law : is judicial activism still necessary? / Adelina Adinolfi
- Why there is no principle of "Procedural Autonomy" of the Member States / Michal Bobek
- National voice and European loyalty : Member State autonomy, European remedies and constitutional pluralism in EU law / Daniel Sarmiento
- The ECJ between the individual citizen and the Member States : a plea for a judge-made European law on remedies / Hans-W. Micklitz

