The future of the European judicial system in a comparative perspective : 6th International ECLN-Colloquium/IACL round table, Berlin, 2-4 November 2005, Bearbeitet von Patricia Stöbener und Julia Mall

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6th International ECLN-Colloquium/IACL round table, Berlin, 2-4 November 2005

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• The future of the European judicial system in a comparative perspective : 6th International ECLN-Colloquium/IACL round table, Berlin, 2-4 November 2005

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• Role and Impact of Constitutional Courts in a Comparative Perspective
• Peter Häberle
• The Future of the European Court of Justice - A British Perspective
• Lord Daniel Brennan
• A Constitutional Court for the EU?
• Bo Vesterdorf
• The "Highest Court" in Federal Systems
• George A. Bermann
• Constitutional Courts and Supreme Courts - a comparative analysis with particular reference to the South African experience
• Arthur Chaskalson
• Preface
• Conflict between Tribunal Constitucional and Tribunal Supremo - A National Experience
• Pedro Cruz Villaloń
• The Essential (and would-be Essential) Jurisprudence of the European Court of Justice: Lights and Shadows too
• Joseph H.H. Weiler
• Choice of Models - Quo vadis ECJ ?
• Günter Hirsch
• The Court in the Constitution: how federal?
• Jean-Victor Louis
• The Constitutional Functions of the European Court of Justice
• Frank Hoffmeister
• Ingolf Pernice
• The Structure and Role of a Supreme Court in a Federal System - The Canadian Experience
• Beverley McLachlin
• The Question of Legitimacy: How to Choose the Judges of the Supreme Court
• Allan R. Brewer-Carias
• National Representation of Judges and Legitimacy of International Jurisdictions: Lessons from ICJ to ECJ?
• Christian Tomuschat
• The selection of U.S. Supreme Court justices
• Norman Dorsen
• Size and Composition of Highest Court - Selection of Judges
• Ana Martins
• Grusswort
• The Unity of European Law and the Overload of the ECJ - The System of Preliminary Rulings Revisited
• Koen Lenaerts
• Opportunities and Limits for the Transfer of Preliminary Reference Proceedings to the Court of First Instance
• Josef Azizi
• The Constitutional Courts in the New Member States and the Uniform Application of European Law
• Jiří Zemańek
• Concentration of Preliminary References at the ECJ or Transfer to the High Court/CFI: Some Remarks on Competition Law
• Carl Baudenbacher
• How to Guarantee Unity while Representing diversity? From the Selection of Judges to the possible Transfer of Preliminary References to the CFI
• Stephan Wernicke
• Brigitte Zypries
• Constitutional Issues in Substantive Law - Limits of Constitutional Jurisdiction
• Dieter Grimm
• Case-Load of the Spanish Constitutional Court and Concentration on the Essentials
• José Maria Beneyto
• The European Convention on Human Rights, the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights and the European Court of Justice
• Francis G. Jacobs
• Can the EU join the ECHR - General Conditions and Practical Arrangements
• Egbert Myjer
• The Federal Judge vis-à-vis the Jurisdiction of the ECHR
• Heinz Aemisegger
• Self-Conception, Challenges and Perspectives of the EU Courts
• Of Constitutional Essentials, a Complex Relationship, and Judges and Journalists
• Franz C. Mayer
• List of Contributors
• Programme of Conference
• Vassilios Skouris
• Comparing Constitutional Review by the European Court of Justice and the U.S. Supreme Court
• Michel Rosenfeld

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