Begging the Constitutional Question
Pavlos Eleftheriadis
Journal of Common Market Studies, 1998, vol. 36, issue 2, 255-272
Abstract:
The doctrine of the supremacy of Community law, as has been put forward by the European Court of Justice, is not a technical legal question but touches on the most fundamental theoretical presuppositions of the legal order. As a result, the architecture of the Community legal system invites the broadest reconsideration of the concept of a positive legal order. Both the European Court of Justice and the German Constitutional Court have refused to acknowledge the nature of this problem and, by simply asserting what had to be established, have just begged the constitutional question.
Date: 1998
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