EU law and national constitutions : the constitutional dynamics of multi-level governance
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EU law and national constitutions : the constitutional dynamics of multi-level governance
（Comparative constitutional change）
Routledge, 2024
- : hbk
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- Belgium : a constitutional strategy in support of European integration-with some potential pitfalls
- France : from progressive acceptance to recent tension
- Germany : basic law and European integration-open but defensive statehood despite a constitutional obligation to EU integration
- Italy : the long-term consequences of an "efficiency" constitutional strategy in the face of multi-level governance
- Luxembourg : an EU-supportive constitutional system (still) in evolution
- The Netherlands : a political commitment to Europe in a pragmatic constitutional culture
- The United Kingdom : the constitutional consequences of ambivalence towards European integration
- Denmark : revisiting the opt-outs in Denmark : a renewed focus on EU integration
- Portugal : a European Union-friendly jurisdiction
- Czech Republic : the tale of two and a half presidents : identifying the key discursive struggles that shaped Czech integration
- Hungary : from a friend to a foe?
- Poland : from cautious EU-friendliness to illiberal euroscepticism
- Conclusions : building the founding blocks of a new bottom-up constitutional theory of EU integration