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European Sovereignty: The Legal Dimension

European Sovereignty: The Legal Dimension

Author: Gavin Barrett; Peter-Christian Muller-Graff; Jean-Philippe Rageade; Viktor Vadasz
Publisher: Springer International
ISBN: 9783031718533
Published In: December 2025
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: Switzerland ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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In October 2022, the Academy of European Law (ERA) in Trier celebrated its 30th anniversary with a congress devoted to the legal dimension of the European sovereignty. 1992 was not only the year in which the ERA was founded, but also a key moment in the history of European integration, as it marked the signing of the founding treaty of the European Union, the Treaty of Maastricht. While sovereignty was a highly controversial issue at the time, the (geo)political and economic challenges facing the Union in recent years have brought it back to the centre of the debate. This book brings together some of the papers presented at the Jubilee Congress and explores recent concepts such as 'budgetary sovereignty', 'strategic sovereignty', and 'digital sovereignty'.

Preface

Foreword - European Sovereignty: a Union Seeking to Control its Own Destiny

Extract from Opening Speech at the Thirtieth Anniversary Congress of the Academy of European Law

Part 1.- European Sovereignty: Some General Reflections

European Union Membership: a Loss or Gain of Sovereignty?

'European Sovereignty' in Times of Poly-Crises: from Original Manifestations to Points of Concern

The Primacy of Union Law: Fit for Purpose?

The Janus of European Sovereignty - a Franco-Estonian Perspective

Part 2.- Judicial Sovereignty

The Broadening of EU Competences through the Case Law of the Court of Justice: Myth or Reality?

The Romanian Constitutional Court and the European Court of Justice - Parallel Monologues

National and European Sovereignty in the European Union: an Irresoluble Conflict? The Position of the Czech Constitutional Court