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Comment on Philipp Dann – Some Remarks on the Methodology of the “Constitutional Law” of the European Union

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  06 March 2019

Artur Kozłowski

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Part I: General Questions
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German Law Journal , Volume 6 , Issue 11: The Unity of the European Constitution: 2nd German-Polish Seminar on the Constitutional Law of the European Union , 01 November 2005 , pp. 1475 - 1478
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Copyright © 2005 by German Law Journal GbR 

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3 This view is usually negated in the doctrine but is ideologically popular. See Oppermann, Thomas, Europarecht 336-342 (1999); Łazowski, A. & Ostrihansky, R., Prawo instytucjonalne Unii Europejskiej 34 (2004); Jan Barcz, Charakter prawny i struktura Unii Europejskiej- Pojęcie prawa Unii, in Prawo Unii Europejskiej- Zagadnienia systemowe 51, 70-72 (Jan Barcz ed., 2003).Google Scholar

4 That means a form of cooperation independent from distinction into primary and secondary systems or present in the form of a derivative legal order.Google Scholar

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6 This concerns the kind of dispute which the parties (member states and the organisation) cannot resolve in the spirit of compromise invoking the idea of “Community”. Regarding this concept, see MacCormick, Neil, Democracy, Subsidiarity, and Citizenship in the “European Commonwealth,” in Constructing Legal Systems: “European Union“ in Legal Theory 332, 339 (Neil MacCormick ed., 1997) and Stanisław Kaźmierczyk, Założenia o refleksjach nad teorią prawa europejskiego, in Teoria prawa europejskiego 19, 28-30 (Jacek Kaczor ed., 2005).Google Scholar

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