Netzkodizes

Network codes are legal acts of the European Commission that supplement and clarify regulatory law in many areas. In detail, they create the technical, operational, and trade-related conditions for the EU-wide internal energy market. Lino Elders explores this area of European regulation and deals...

Infrastrukturen der digitalisierung

Germany is still lagging behind when it comes to digitisation, with the federal state set-up proving to be the biggest challenge to the gigabit roll-out and the upgrading of digital administrative processes, which between them form the infrastructure of digitisation.

Weiches recht und normative härtung

Normative hardening describes a process in which originally non-binding instruments acquire a legally binding effect. Using the UN's controversial international agreement on migration, Maria Prietz reconstructs this process and asks how it impacts on national legislators' scope of action.

Jahrbuch des öffentlichen rechts der gegenwart. neue folge

The latest volume is dedicated to the protection of the constitution. Classic topics of how to make changes to the constitution harder, the banning of unconstitutional parties and protecting the constitution through intelligence service activities are examined.

Nutzungskonflikte im luftraum

Hans Flemming Maltzahn investigates unmanned aircraft systems, allocation schemes, capacity constraints, and the Single European Sky initiative to provide insights into how current and conceivable future legal structures and instruments could increase capacity..

Simulationen

Simulations can be used to gain knowledge about reality in administrative procedures without questioning reality itself. In simulation processes, substitute realities are created on which experiments are conducted in order to then transfer the results obtained back to reality.

Verfassungsordnung und verwaltungsorganisation

What does the constitution have to say about the organisation of state rule? David Roth-Isigkeit develops a comprehensive picture of which actors in the constitutional state have a say in the organisation of public administration and which constitutional standards they have to observe.

Prozeduralisierung am europäischen gerichtshof für menschenrechte

The legitimacy of international courts is often jeopardised by criticism from convicted states, particularly when controversial decisions are involved. This study examines how the European Court of Human Rights is responding to this challenge through a ‘procedural turn’.

Menschenrechte als alpha und omega des rechts?

Human rights jurisprudence penetrates all areas of law, from international investment law to environmental law, from family to labour law, and from legal history to comparative law. The contributions in this volume analyse how specific regulations in national laws are transformed to comply with n...

Die interessen der union im eu-außenverfassungsrecht

The concept of interests is not only omnipresent in political discourse, but also shapes EU constitutional law with regards to external action. Martin Plohmann explores the Union's interests from a legal-dogmatic perspective, taking into account the legal-historical formative factors.

Systemische mängel in justizsystemen

The European Court of Justice empowers national courts to defend the common values of Art. 2 of the Treaty on European Union. The concept of systemic deficiencies concerning the judiciary of a member state is intended to enable them to assess the situation of the courts in another member state.

Territoriale gestattungen unter dem grundgesetz

Germany regularly permits other states and international organisations to exercise their sovereign powers on German territory. Carolin Schlößer analyses these authorisations as well as the implementation of this foreign sovereignty, illustrating limitations and revealing legal remedies under Germ...

Schweigen im völkerrecht

Kathrin Wiesche examines the consequences of state silence in international law. In particular, she outlines the conditions under which state silence can be interpreted as an expression of consent, that is qualified silence and acquiescence, and illustrates areas of international law in which suc...

Die autonomie der unionsrechtsordnung

The autonomy of European Union law is the basic premise of the European Court of Justice for maintaining the legal order against external influences. On this basis, the court proclaims the absolute primacy of Union law without establishing the origin of autonomy not explicitly mentioned in treaties.

Recht der digitalisierung i

This volume gathers contributions from experts in digital law that analyse whether new rights, new concepts and new safeguards are needed for a more digital, globalised world. They examine how law can continue to safeguard human rights, the rule of law, and democracy amid the digital transformation.

Die autonomie des unionsrechts in der eugh-rechtsprechung

Since its first appearance in the jurisprudence of the European Court of Justice, the "autonomy of EU law" has remained one of the most puzzling and contested concepts of EU law. Based on an inductive analysis of the pertinent ECJ case law since the 1960s, Charlotte Langenfeld unpacks the issues ...

Von den medien zu den plattformen

As the digital revolution advances, global platforms are displacing traditional media and increasingly determining public communication. This poses fundamental challenges to the regulatory power of nation states. The platforms must be regulated to protect fundamental rights and public interests -...

Personal data as an economic asset

Philipp Jaud examines the economic use of personal data within the framework of European Union law. He delves into the intricate interplay between the fundamental right to data protection and the imperatives of economic interests, providing a roadmap for navigating the intersection of law, fundam...

Interaktionszentrierte grundrechtstheorie

Das grundrecht der sprachenfreiheit

Die grenzen der grundfreiheiten

Vergaberecht im verteidigungs- und sicherheitsbereich der europaischen union

Falle und losungen zum offentlichen recht

Das recht auf unentgeltliche sicherheit

Europarecht

This textbook on "European Law" is addressed to students for whom European law is compulsory, and also to those for whom it is an elective. The new edition has been thoroughly updated.

Staatliche lotteriemonopole

The lottery sector is dominated by state lottery monopolies that completely exclude private operators from the market. Lisa Deckers' study examines the situation from an EU and constitutional law perspective and, in particular, whether state lottery monopolies can be considered an instrument to p...

Theorie des offentlichen rechts

Jahrbuch des offentlichen rechts der gegenwart. neue folge

Geldschulden im offentlichen recht

Informationelle freiheit und staatliche sicherheit

Rahmenbedingungen der grundrechtsausubung

Islamisch inspirierte testamente

Kernstrukturen des sachenrechts

Die mangelhafte leasingsache

Typizitat als strukturprinzip des privatrechts

Grundwissen sachenrecht

Netzausbau zugunsten erneuerbarer energien

Concepts of law in the sciences, legal studies, and theology

Gewalt und gewalten

English summary: The problems presented by new forms of national and international military and criminal violence challenge the classic boundaries between military and police, defence against enemies from outside and the maintenance of domestic peace and order. In dealing with those challenges, a...

Arztliche aufklarungs- und informationspflichten

Das recht auf vergessenwerden

Medizinrecht

Entscheidungen zum medienrecht

Medienrecht

Journalistenrecht

Notice and take-down-verfahren als teil der providerhaftung

Maritimes infrastrukturrecht

Die "dienende" rundfunkfreiheit im zeitalter der sozialen vernetzung