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Supremacy of EC Law in the New Member States Bringing parliaments into the Equation of ‘Co-operative Constitutionalism’

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 April 2007

Anneli Albi
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Minimal constitutional amendment at accession forced constitutional courts in new member states to make great efforts to avoid conflicts with EC and EU law – The importance of expanding the equation of ‘co-operative constitutionalism’ beyond judicial actors, by involving political institutions – The case of constitutional amendment in Estonia and Latvia – The concern over fundamental rights protection versus EC market regulation in Hungary, Estonia and the Czech Republic – Co-operative constitutionalism beyond judicial dialogues.

Keywords

European UnionNew Member StatesSupremacyJudicial DialoguesNational ParliamentsCo-operative ConstitutionalismConstitutional AmendmentEstoniaLatviaFundamental RightsMarket RegulationHungaryCzech RepublicNational ConstitutionsConstitutional CourtApplication of Community Law

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European Constitutional Law Review , Volume 3 , Issue 1 , February 2007 , pp. 25 - 67
Copyright
Asser Press 2007