This book, developed by a group of scholars in honour of the 60th anniversary of Germany's constitution - the Basic Law of 23rd May 1946 - presents examples of fundamental aspects of current scholarly debate.
This book, developed by a group of scholars in honour of the 60th anniversary of Germany's constitution - the Basic Law of 23rd May 1946 - presents examples of fundamental aspects of current scholarly debate.
Hermann Pünder is Professor of Public Law (including European Law), Science of Public Administration and Comparative Law at the Bucerius Law School, Hamburg.Christian Waldhoff is Professor of Public Law and the Law of Finance at the Humboldt University, Berlin.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface by the German Federal Minister of Interior Hans-Peter Friedrich Basics Christoph Möllers, Berlin The Scope and Legitimacy of Judicial Review in German Constitutional Law: Report on a missing debate Constitutional Law Christian Calliess, Berlin Dimensions of Fundamental Rights - Duty to Respect v. Duty to Protect Axel Tschentscher, Bern Interpreting Fundamental Rights - Freedom v. Optimisation Wolfram Cremer, Bochum The Basic Right to Free Development of the Personality - Protection of Personality Development v. General Right of Freedom of Action Bernd Grzeszick, Heidelberg "The 'Serving' Freedom to Broadcast" - Subjective v. Objective Dimensions of a Fundamental Right: The reasons for and the course and borders of a separate German path in constitutional law Thorsten Kingreen, Regensburg Rule of Law v. Welfare State Christian Waldhoff, Bonn Federalism - "Cooperative Federalism" v. "Competitive Federalism" Hanno Kube, Mainz Financing the State - The Tax-Funded State v. Multiple and Mixed Financing Strategies Stefan Mückl, Freiburg i.Br. Public Church Law v. Religious Constitutional Law Administrative Law Matthias Jestaedt, Freiburg i.Br. Democratic Legitimization of the Administrative Power - Exclusive v. Inclusive Democracy Martin Eifert, Gießen Conceptualizing Administrative Law - Legal Protection v. Regulatory Approach Bernhard Wegener, Erlangen-Nürnberg Subjective Public Rights - Historical Roots and Requisite Adjustments to the Confines of Legal Protection Hermann Pünder, Hamburg Dispute Over the Importance of Administrative Procedure - Instrumental v. Substantive Approach European Integration Marcel Kaufmann, Göttingen/Berlin The Democratic Legitimation of the European Union The Basic Law (Grundgesetz)
Preface by the German Federal Minister of Interior Hans-Peter Friedrich Basics Christoph Möllers, Berlin The Scope and Legitimacy of Judicial Review in German Constitutional Law: Report on a missing debate Constitutional Law Christian Calliess, Berlin Dimensions of Fundamental Rights - Duty to Respect v. Duty to Protect Axel Tschentscher, Bern Interpreting Fundamental Rights - Freedom v. Optimisation Wolfram Cremer, Bochum The Basic Right to Free Development of the Personality - Protection of Personality Development v. General Right of Freedom of Action Bernd Grzeszick, Heidelberg "The 'Serving' Freedom to Broadcast" - Subjective v. Objective Dimensions of a Fundamental Right: The reasons for and the course and borders of a separate German path in constitutional law Thorsten Kingreen, Regensburg Rule of Law v. Welfare State Christian Waldhoff, Bonn Federalism - "Cooperative Federalism" v. "Competitive Federalism" Hanno Kube, Mainz Financing the State - The Tax-Funded State v. Multiple and Mixed Financing Strategies Stefan Mückl, Freiburg i.Br. Public Church Law v. Religious Constitutional Law Administrative Law Matthias Jestaedt, Freiburg i.Br. Democratic Legitimization of the Administrative Power - Exclusive v. Inclusive Democracy Martin Eifert, Gießen Conceptualizing Administrative Law - Legal Protection v. Regulatory Approach Bernhard Wegener, Erlangen-Nürnberg Subjective Public Rights - Historical Roots and Requisite Adjustments to the Confines of Legal Protection Hermann Pünder, Hamburg Dispute Over the Importance of Administrative Procedure - Instrumental v. Substantive Approach European Integration Marcel Kaufmann, Göttingen/Berlin The Democratic Legitimation of the European Union The Basic Law (Grundgesetz)
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