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Von MORITZ HARTMANN und FLORIS DE WITTE Sisyphos ist ein Gefangener der Unvermeidbarkeit: Der tragische Held der griechischen Mythologie muss für immer einen Felsbrocken den Hang hinaufrollen, auch...
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Von MORITZ HARTMANN und FLORIS DE WITTE Sisyphos ist ein Gefangener der Unvermeidbarkeit: Der tragische Held der griechischen Mythologie muss für immer einen Felsbrocken den Hang hinaufrollen, auch...
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While I share Müller’s concern about the situation in Hungary and Romania, and agree that a ‘Copenhagen Commission’ might be a good addition to safeguard the basic democratic values in the EU, I differ...
View ArticleLess Constraint of Popular Democracy, More Empowerment of Citizens
While I share Müller’s concern about the situation in Hungary and Romania, and agree that a ‘Copenhagen Commission’ might be a good addition to safeguard the basic democratic values in the EU, I differ...
View ArticleCameron’s EU reforms: political feasibility and legal implications
David Cameron, the UK’s Prime Minister, has set out his objectives for EU reforms in a speech at Chatham House on 10 November 2015 – objectives which he later clarified in a letter to the President of...
View ArticleCameron’s EU reforms: political feasibility and legal implications
David Cameron, the UK’s Prime Minister, has set out his objectives for EU reforms in a speech at Chatham House on 10 November 2015 – objectives which he later clarified in a letter to the President of...
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Matej Avbelj’s contribution ‘Now Europe Needs a Constitution’ is surely right in its diagnosis that constitutionalism must play a role in the re-generation of the EU. The gulf between the EU’s leaders...
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Almost all contributions to the collection ‘The End of Eurocrats’ Dream’, edited by Damian Chalmers, Markus Jachtenfuchs and Christian Joerges touch upon a tension that has been implicit in the...
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