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The Decisions of the European Court of Human Rights and their Implementation in Germany
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Herbert Küpper
Is Senior Research Fellow and Managing Dircector of the Institute for East European Law Munich and Honorary Professor at the Andrássy Gyula University Budapest. He regularly teaches at the universities of Munich, Vienna, Budapest, Szeged and Pécs and was Researching Guest Professor at the Centre for Asian Legal Exchange of the University of Nagoya
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8. Februar 2017
Published Online: 2017-2-8
Published in Print: 2011-6-1
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Artikel in diesem Heft
- Inhalt
- Preface
- Preface
- Articles
- Multi-layered Fundamental Protection in Integrated Europe from the Japanese Perspective Introductory Note to Papers presented for a Symposium held in Nagoya, Japan, in November 2010
- Comparative Overview of European Systems of Constitutional Justice
- The Application of the Law of the Human Rights Treaties in the Czech Republic (from the point of view of the dayto- day practice of the Czech Constitutional Court) Never ending theoretical conflict, but convergence and harmony in practice?
- Cooperative Decision-making: The Relation between Hungary and Strasbourg
- The Decisions of the European Court of Human Rights and their Implementation in Germany
- Activism of Constitutional Courts and purposive interpretation – Remarks on parliamentary democracy
- Significance of a Multi-layered Dialogue for Constructing a Multi-layered Fundamental Rights Protection System Concluding Remark for the Symposium held in Nagoya, Japan, in November 2010
- Special Topic
- German Federal Constitutional Court delivers Roadmap for National Data Retention Laws – Without Transferral to ECJ
- Constitutional Developments
- Focus: Independent Administrative Bodies
- Administrative Regulations by Independent Bodies
- Constitutionality of the Austrian Regulatory Authority for Postal Services
- The Crucifix in the kindergarten
- No appeal to the Umweltsenat (Environment Tribunal) in proceedings for federal roads and high-speed railroads – The right of access to a court may also be satisfied by the limited review of the Administrative Court
- EMA@ICL
- Bonded Child Labour in Pakistan. The State's Responsibility to Protect from an Institutional Perspective
- Book Reviews
- Catherine Brölmann, The Institutional Veil in Public International Law – International Organisations and the Law of Treaties, Hart Publishing, 2007, ISBN 978-1-84113-634-9, xvi + 313 pp.
Artikel in diesem Heft
- Inhalt
- Preface
- Preface
- Articles
- Multi-layered Fundamental Protection in Integrated Europe from the Japanese Perspective Introductory Note to Papers presented for a Symposium held in Nagoya, Japan, in November 2010
- Comparative Overview of European Systems of Constitutional Justice
- The Application of the Law of the Human Rights Treaties in the Czech Republic (from the point of view of the dayto- day practice of the Czech Constitutional Court) Never ending theoretical conflict, but convergence and harmony in practice?
- Cooperative Decision-making: The Relation between Hungary and Strasbourg
- The Decisions of the European Court of Human Rights and their Implementation in Germany
- Activism of Constitutional Courts and purposive interpretation – Remarks on parliamentary democracy
- Significance of a Multi-layered Dialogue for Constructing a Multi-layered Fundamental Rights Protection System Concluding Remark for the Symposium held in Nagoya, Japan, in November 2010
- Special Topic
- German Federal Constitutional Court delivers Roadmap for National Data Retention Laws – Without Transferral to ECJ
- Constitutional Developments
- Focus: Independent Administrative Bodies
- Administrative Regulations by Independent Bodies
- Constitutionality of the Austrian Regulatory Authority for Postal Services
- The Crucifix in the kindergarten
- No appeal to the Umweltsenat (Environment Tribunal) in proceedings for federal roads and high-speed railroads – The right of access to a court may also be satisfied by the limited review of the Administrative Court
- EMA@ICL
- Bonded Child Labour in Pakistan. The State's Responsibility to Protect from an Institutional Perspective
- Book Reviews
- Catherine Brölmann, The Institutional Veil in Public International Law – International Organisations and the Law of Treaties, Hart Publishing, 2007, ISBN 978-1-84113-634-9, xvi + 313 pp.
