A collection of essays from Dieter Grimm, Germany's most renowned constitutional scholar, shining a light on the jurisprudence of the German Constitutional Court.
A collection of essays from Dieter Grimm, Germany's most renowned constitutional scholar, shining a light on the jurisprudence of the German Constitutional Court.
Dieter Grimm is an internationally renowned authority on constitutional law, constitutional theory, constitutional history and constitutional adjudication, Germany.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I: A Prelude 1. The Federal Constitutional Court of Germany: A Survey Part II: Judicial Review and Democracy 2. Constitutional Adjudication in a Democratic System 3. Neither Indispensable Nor Contradictory. Constitutional Adjudication and Democracy Part III: Constitutional Adjudication: Law or Politics? 4. What Exactly is Political about Constitutional Adjudication? 5. Law or Politics? The Kelsen-Schmitt Controversy Over Constitutional Adjudication and the Current Situation Part IV: The Process: Constitutional Interpretation 6. Constitutions, Constitutional Courts and Constitutional Interpretation at the Interface of Law and Politics 7. On the Relationship between Interpretation Theory, Constitutional Adjudication and the Democracy Principle in Kelsen 8. Habermas on Constitutional Jurisprudence 9. Behind the Scenes: The Genesis of the Elfes Judgment 10. Constitutional Jurisprudence and Constitutional Scholarship Part V: Institutional Questions 11. Problems Relating to the System of Specialised Constitutional Courts in Germany 12. On the Relationship between the Federal Constitutional Court and Ordinary Courts Part VI: Europe: Competing Courts 13. The Role of National Constitutional Courts in European Democracy 14. A Long Time Coming Part VII: Opponents 15. New Radical Criticism of Constitutional Adjudication
Part I: A Prelude 1. The Federal Constitutional Court of Germany: A Survey Part II: Judicial Review and Democracy 2. Constitutional Adjudication in a Democratic System 3. Neither Indispensable Nor Contradictory. Constitutional Adjudication and Democracy Part III: Constitutional Adjudication: Law or Politics? 4. What Exactly is Political about Constitutional Adjudication? 5. Law or Politics? The Kelsen-Schmitt Controversy Over Constitutional Adjudication and the Current Situation Part IV: The Process: Constitutional Interpretation 6. Constitutions, Constitutional Courts and Constitutional Interpretation at the Interface of Law and Politics 7. On the Relationship between Interpretation Theory, Constitutional Adjudication and the Democracy Principle in Kelsen 8. Habermas on Constitutional Jurisprudence 9. Behind the Scenes: The Genesis of the Elfes Judgment 10. Constitutional Jurisprudence and Constitutional Scholarship Part V: Institutional Questions 11. Problems Relating to the System of Specialised Constitutional Courts in Germany 12. On the Relationship between the Federal Constitutional Court and Ordinary Courts Part VI: Europe: Competing Courts 13. The Role of National Constitutional Courts in European Democracy 14. A Long Time Coming Part VII: Opponents 15. New Radical Criticism of Constitutional Adjudication
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