Matthias Ruffert – Comparative Law Perspectives for Administrative Law Scholarship – Some Remarks from a German Viewpoint
In many jurisdictions, the research on administrative law was profoundly changed in the past roughly 25 years. Change was mainly driven by the aim to reach a higher level of … Continue reading
European Commonwealth – Comparative public law, subsidiarity and pluralism
In these turbulent times, marked by an intense need to find a way for European nations to express their political, social and economic vision for the future, enlightening food for … Continue reading
Questions inspired by “The Death of Social Europe” published in Britain Alone! (edited by P. Birkinshaw and A. Biondi)
“If you live long enough, you’ll make mistakes. But if you learn from them, you’ll be a better person. It’s how you handle adversity, not how it affects you. … Continue reading
Conflict and cooperation in Europe – A review of B. Simms, Britain’s Europe, Allen Lane, 2016
Britain’s Europe – A Thousand Years of conflict and cooperation sets perfectly the background for the contemporary relationships between politics, economy and law in Britain. The key argument developed by … Continue reading
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