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Breitenmoser S: Europarecht

Europarecht

Unter Einbezug des Verhältnisses Schweiz-EU

Das Recht der Europäischen Union 88. Ergänzungslieferung

Schriftenreihe des Instituts für Transport- und Verkehrsrecht

Das europäische Binnenschifffahrtsrecht beruht auf drei eigenständigen Regelungsrahmen, entwickelt von der Rheinkommission, der Donaukommission und der Europäischen Union. Das Buch erläutert ihre Grundlagen und zeigt Wege zu einer besseren Koordinierung auf. Es plädiert für ein Mehrebenen¿Governance¿Modell, das fest im EU¿Rahmen verankert ist, berufliche Pflichten vereinfacht und fairen Wettbewerb stärkt. Die Studie richtet sich an Leserinnen und Leser mit Interesse am Binnenschifffahrtsrecht und an den Beziehungen zwischen der EU und internationalen Organisationen. Sie stützt sich auf die zwanzigjährige Praxis der Autorin in Verwaltung und Berufsverbänden.

La cohabitation de trois modèles de coopération internationale

Droit européen de la navigation intérieure

Veröffentlichungen zum Steuerrecht

Cross-border cooperation between tax authorities based on the EU Directive on Administrative Cooperation has been steadily expanded and intensified in recent years. This development is accompanied by numerous interferences with fundamental rights. However, the doctrinal foundations of fundamental rights in the area of tax enforcement within the European Union have so far received little systematic scholarly attention. Thomas Sendke examines this issue by analyzing fundamental rights protection in cross-border European tax enforcement and first determines the applicable fundamental rights standard of review. Clarifying the doctrinal interaction between the various fundamental rights regimes requires, in turn, an analysis of the current state of harmonization in tax enforcement. This reveals that EU fundamental rights already apply in many areas of (cross-border) tax enforcement.
 

 The author then compares the protection offered by the different fundamental rights regimes with regard to procedural burdens, before assessing specific tax enforcement measures against the standards he has developed. The analysis shows that, in many areas of cross-border tax enforcement, both Union and national fundamental rights already guarantee a sufficient level of protection - supported in part by recent case law of the CJEU. In other areas, however, fundamental rights protection remains inadequate. Overall, Thomas Sendke's work makes a significant contribution to the emergence of a European tax constitutional law.

Grundrechtsschutz beim grenzüberschreitenden Steuervollzug innerhalb der EU

Jus Privatum

Product liability is based on human error during production. However, artificial intelligence and autonomous systems are increasingly replacing influences of human control. Tobias Voigt sheds light on the comprehensive dogmatics of German liability law, its judicial development on tortious producer liability and the implementation of the European Product Liability Directive 85/374/EEC. He analyses the legal basis, grounds for liability and various procedural issues and, thus, shows that the existing liability system is open to development for new challenges posed by technical and scientific progress.

Produkthaftung

'Biobanks. An Analysis of the National and European Legal Framework for Research-Related Biobanks': Biobanks are the foundation of modern medical research. In the conflict between personal privacy and research interests, this thesis highlights the possibilities for using samples and data under current law and analyzes protective measures to balance the conflicting interests, including their legal implications. Furthermore, the thesis addresses other unresolved legal issues related to biobanks.

Eine Analyse des nationalen und europäischen Rechtsrahmens forschungsbezogener Biobanken

Biobanken I

De Gruyter Handbuch

Grundlagen und Politiken der Union

Studien zum Privatrecht

The European Union's goal of conserving resources and extending product life cycles is undermined when companies are unwilling to return defective goods - such as returned items - to the economic cycle at a reduced price. However, the interpretive leeway created by the open wording of the elements of § 476(1) sentence 2 BGB, together with insufficient guidance from the directive's legislator, leads in practice to legal uncertainty and high transaction costs when implementing agreements on reduced quality between traders and consumers. Michael Basche demonstrates that the European legislator has altered the legal situation without necessity - the regulatory aims pursued were already being achieved under the previous legal framework. Instead, the directive legislator opens the door to opportunistic consumer behavior and thereby shifts the balance of substantive contractual fairness.

Wider eine Fürsorgeobliegenheit beim Verbrauchsgüterkauf

Negative Beschaffenheitsvereinbarungen mit Verbrauchern

Studien zum europäischen und deutschen Öffentlichen Recht

Ansgar Baumgarten develops the concept of "direct indirect implementation" as a new category of European administrative execution. This form of implementation describes situations in which EU authorities apply national implementation law in order to indirectly enforce EU law. For the first time, this mechanism enables the EU to apply national law that transposes directives or specifies options contained in regulations. In doing so, it closes an existing gap and ensures the uniform and effective enforcement of the underlying EU law. It marks a new stage in the Europeanization of administrative execution and strengthens the primacy and practical effectiveness of EU law. Article 291 TFEU does not limit the delegation of executive powers. Under the principle of subsidiarity, the EU may also act in the field of implementation insofar as enforcement deficits in the member states endanger the uniform application of EU law. The principle of democracy remains safeguarded, since administrative action rests on a dual democratic foundation-both at the EU and the member state level. Looking ahead, direct indirect implementation provides a tool for enhancing the effectiveness of EU administrative enforcement, for example in the areas of European migration and cybersecurity law. It links national lawmaking with EU-level enforcement and thereby expands the EU's capacity to act - also in the interests of the member states.

Zur Anwendung nationalen Rechts durch Unionsbehörden

Direkter mittelbarer Vollzug

Steuerwissenschaftliche Schriften

Das Normverhältnis zwischen Grundfreiheiten und Beihilferecht im Rahmen des Europäischen Steuerrechts

Verfassungsentwicklung in Europa

Eva Rom focuses on the primacy of Union law, its properties, its justification, and - most delicately and most decisively of all - its limits. The Court of Justice of the European Union and some national constitutional courts have different understandings of where the primacy of Union law over national law finds its limits and whose task it is to define these limits. The consequence in certain cases is constitutional conflict. In the literature of Union law, one finds scholars drawing upon civil disobedience and conscientious objection to enrich the study of constitutional conflict, but this has not yet been done in an exhaustive, theoretically detailed manner. Eva Rom intends to remedy that. The literature on civil disobedience and conscientious objection contains important insights which can be drawn upon to build a framework with which to assess cases of constitutional conflict in the European Union. Civil disobedience and conscientious objection as concepts describing a qualified form of resistance will prove highly valuable to study in order to arrive at an analytically sharper understanding of constitutional conflict. The two concepts will not be used to formulaically defend breaches of Union law. The aim is not to provide for an apologetic endorsement of breaking the law. Instead, this project is aimed at moderation, differentiation, and at pondering the following question: Under what exact conditions could an opposing ruling by a national constitutional court be considered justified and what would the consequences of such a classification as justified be?

Reconceptualising National Constitutional Court Rulings in the European Union Legal Space

Constitutional Conflict as Judicial Civil Disobedience and Conscientious Objection

Recht der Nachhaltigen Entwicklung

Jula Zenetti traces the development of the concept of intrinsic rights-that is, the idea of endowing nature with subjective rights. This development has unfolded over many decades and spans different continents and cultural contexts. She then identifies several variants of the concept as it appears today, some of which differ considerably from one another. To what extent can the legal interest of nature benefit from the recognition of its own rights in EU law and German law? To answer this question, the author compares the concept of intrinsic rights-in its various forms-with the existing legal frameworks of the EU and Germany. This comparison reveals both overlaps and protection gaps in each approach. At the same time, it uncovers a remarkable development: environmental law in the EU and Germany is increasingly evolving toward subjective rights of nature, showing clear tendencies toward subjectification. A more in-depth analysis of this development highlights, on the one hand, growing parallels between current environmental law and intrinsic rights. On the other hand, it becomes evident that in several areas, intrinsic rights of nature integrate more coherently into the legal systems of the EU and Germany than do traditional environmental obligations. In addition, Jula Zenetti examines the effects that subjective rights exert both within the legal system and outward into society. Subjective rights have profoundly shaped legal systems and social structures for centuries; today, they are regarded as having immense significance.

Eine Studie aus Perspektive des EU-Rechts und des deutschen Rechts

Eigenrechte der Natur

Praxis Europarecht

In der anwaltlichen Beratung von Unternehmen spielt das europäische Kartellrecht eine dominierende Rolle. Die praktische Bedeutung ist immens: Bei Rechtsverstößen sind die vertraglichen Vereinbarungen unwirksam und nicht durchsetzbar. Transaktionen können an der Fusionskontrolle scheitern. Bei missbräuchlichen Verhaltensweisen drohen hohe Bußgelder.

Praxisnah
Das Handbuch arbeitet die praxisrelevanten Rechtsfragen anhand konkreter Sachverhalte und Probleme heraus. Die umfangreiche Entscheidungspraxis der Gerichte und Kartellbehörden wird zielgenau jeweils dort aufbereitet, wo sie im konkreten Anwendungsfall zum Tragen kommt.

Die Neuauflage
bringt das Werk auf den aktuellen Stand. Berücksichtigt sind unter anderem:
<li>Neue Gruppenfreistellungs-Verordnungen, Bekanntmachungen und Leitlinien der EU-Kommission (Vertikalbereich, Behinderungsmissbräuche, Spezialisierungen, F&amp;E, Fusionskontrolle)
</li><li>Digital Markets Act (DMA)
</li><li>Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR)

Die Schwerpunkte
</li><li>Vereinbarungen zwischen Wettbewerbern sowie Abreden in der Lieferkette, zu gewerblichen Schutzrechten und bei F&amp;E
</li><li>Verhaltenskontrolle von marktbeherrschenden Unternehmen
</li><li>Fusionskontrolle bei Transaktionen
</li><li>Behandlung von Gemeinschaftsunternehmen
</li><li>Kartellrechts-Compliance
</li><li>Besonderheiten einzelner Sektoren (Digitalwirtschaft, Versicherungen, Energie)
</li><li>Sanktionen bei Kartellverstößen
</li><li>Verfahrens- und Rechtsschutzfragen

Herausgeber und Autor:innen aus Rechtsanwaltschaft, Unternehmen und Wettbewerbsbehörden sind erfahrene Expert:innen auf dem Gebiet des europäischen Kartellrechts:
Dr. Christian Bahr, Rechtsanwalt, Düsseldorf | Marc Besen, Rechtsanwalt, Düsseldorf/Brüssel | Dr. Sven Botthäuser, LL.M. (NYU), Syndikusrechtsanwalt, München | Christian Dankerl, Rechtsanwalt, Brüssel | Dr. Anke Johanns, Leitende Regierungsdirektorin, Bonn | Dr. Christian Karbaum, Rechtsanwalt, Düsseldorf | Dr. Boris Kasten, LL.M. (University of Chicago), Attorney-at-Law (New York), Rechtsanwalt, Hergiswil | Dr. Stefan Mäger, Rechtsanwalt, Berlin | Dr. Thorsten Mäger, Rechtsanwalt, Düsseldorf | Anita Malec, Rechtsanwältin, Düsseldorf | Dr. Jörg Meinzenbach, LL.M., Rechtsanwalt, Düsseldorf | Dr. Sarah Milde Lodde, Rechtsanwältin, München | Dr. Katrin Roesen, Leitende Regierungsdirektorin, Bonn | Christoph Wilken, Rechtsanwalt, Brüssel | Dr. Markus Wirtz, LL.M. (Nottingham), Rechtsanwalt, Düsseldorf | Dr. Daniel J. Zimmer, Rechtsanwalt, Düsseldorf
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Praxishandbuch

Europäisches Kartellrecht

Europarecht

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