Uwe Leonardy
Biographic Data
| ID | 4378730 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Uwe Leonardy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Uwe |
| FAMILY NAME | Leonardy |
| SIGNATURE | LEONARDY U |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bonn |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Is the European Federation a ‘Mission Impossible’
In its judgment on the Treaty of Lisbon, the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany stated that in establishing a European Federation the European Parliament by reason of its composition would not be a sufficient subject of democratic legitimization and that, in the event of the foundation of a European Federation, Germany would have to enact a new constitution by referendum. The article investigates these statements by analyzing the Court's und…
To be continued
This article summarises and compares the recommendations on Federal‐Länder relations of the Bundesrat Commission on Constitutional Reform and the Joint Constitutional Commission. It also points to areas where further constitutional reform is required, including intergovernmental fiscal relations, territorial organisation and a state objective relating to the equivalence of living conditions throughout the country. Whilst the scope for large‐scale…
Federation and Länder in German foreign relations
There exists a long tradition, extending back at least as far as Bismarck's Reich, of power‐sharing between federation and states in German foreign relations. This tradition has been maintained in the Federal Republic. The Lander are able to exercise substantial powers in the process of foreign treaty‐making under the terms of Article 32 of the Basic Law, as practised under the 1957 Lindau Agreement. They have also gradually, but particularly sin…
Federation and Länder in German foreign relations
There exists a long tradition, extending back at least as far as Bismarck's Reich, of power‐sharing between federation and states in German foreign relations. This tradition has been maintained in the Federal Republic. The Lander are able to exercise substantial powers in the process of foreign treaty‐making under the terms of Article 32 of the Basic Law, as practised under the 1957 Lindau Agreement. They have also gradually, but particularly sin…
To be continued
This article summarises and compares the recommendations on Federal‐Länder relations of the Bundesrat Commission on Constitutional Reform and the Joint Constitutional Commission. It also points to areas where further constitutional reform is required, including intergovernmental fiscal relations, territorial organisation and a state objective relating to the equivalence of living conditions throughout the country. Whilst the scope for large‐scale…
Federation and Länder in German foreign relations
There exists a long tradition, extending back at least as far as Bismarck's Reich, of power‐sharing between federation and states in German foreign relations. This tradition has been maintained in the Federal Republic. The Lander are able to exercise substantial powers in the process of foreign treaty‐making under the terms of Article 32 of the Basic Law, as practised under the 1957 Lindau Agreement. They have also gradually, but particularly sin…
To be continued
This article summarises and compares the recommendations on Federal‐Länder relations of the Bundesrat Commission on Constitutional Reform and the Joint Constitutional Commission. It also points to areas where further constitutional reform is required, including intergovernmental fiscal relations, territorial organisation and a state objective relating to the equivalence of living conditions throughout the country. Whilst the scope for large‐scale…
Is the European Federation a ‘Mission Impossible’
In its judgment on the Treaty of Lisbon, the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany stated that in establishing a European Federation the European Parliament by reason of its composition would not be a sufficient subject of democratic legitimization and that, in the event of the foundation of a European Federation, Germany would have to enact a new constitution by referendum. The article investigates these statements by analyzing the Court's und…
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