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Co-actorship in the Development of European Law-Making - The Quality of European Legislation and its Implementation and Application in the National Legal Order (Paperback, 2005 ed.)
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Co-actorship in the Development of European Law-Making - The Quality of European Legislation and its Implementation and Application in the National Legal Order (Paperback, 2005 ed.)
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The motto of the European Union, 'United in its diversity' (article
IV-1, draft Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe) serves
well as the prime aspiration with regard to the quality of European
legislation. The legislation of the European Union is not intended
to erase the diversity of legal traditions, methods and systems in
the Member States, but rather to shape their compatibility with
respect for the diversity of their institutional arrangements and
legal cultures. It is against this background that the quality of
European legislation was discussed during a two-day colloquium
organised by the Association of the Councils of State and Supreme
Administrative Jurisdictions of the European Union in June 2004 in
The Hague. The colloquium was attended by representatives of the 25
Member States of the EU as well as of the Court of Justice of the
EC. The present book is based on the General Report written for the
colloquium, the various national reports, two reports prepared by
members of the Court of Justice of the EC and the Court of First
Instance and the discussions. More specifically, the book deals
with, inter alia, the European and national legislative process,
the preliminary rulings procedure as a tool and a source for the
application of European law and the various connecting links
between the EU and the national legal systems. The book will not
only be of interest to all persons professionally involved in the
process of drafting legislation or the administration of justice,
whether at the European level or in the Member States, but also to
lawyers interested in legislative and jurisdictional aspects of
European integration. Ernst M.H. Hirsch Ballin is President of the
Administrative Jurisdiction Division of the Dutch Council of State
and Professor of International Law, Tilburg University, The
Netherlands. Linda A.J. Senden is Professor of European Law,
Tilburg University, The Netherlands.
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