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Schriften zum Medien- und Informationsrecht

Katharina Nebel

Zulässigkeit und Grenzen der Inhaltemoderation durch die allgemeinen Geschäftsbedingungen sozialer Netzwerke

Human Rights Law in Perspective

What is the reality of what it is to participate in associations, such as sports clubs, charities, trade unions, or political parties? This book explores the complexities surrounding the right of association from a legal and philosophical perspective. Legal chapters explore how the right is protected in jurisdictions as diverse as Chile, Germany, Indonesia, Kenya, Slovenia, Türkiye and the United Kingdom, alongside thematic chapters on judicial review, associational schism and the lived experience of associational participation. Philosophical chapters employ social ontology to illuminate the nature of group interaction and the reality of associational life. Offering the first interdisciplinary examination of freedom of association, this collection contributes significantly to our understanding of this fundamental right.

Insights from Philosophy and Law

Associational Life and Freedom

'Required reading for anyone who cares about how democracy works - both as a warning and a call to action' Bill Browder Britain is complacent about corruption. We are used to thinking of ourselves as firm defenders of fairness and the rule of law. But our institutions have never been more corrupt, from scandals in parliament and local government to crises in housing and the NHS. The evidence is impossible to ignore. Political leaders face a clear choice: tackle corruption or continue on the road to decline. Robert Barrington is one of the world's leading researchers on corruption. Corrupted Kingdom is his comprehensive examination of how corruption manifests in Britain, from politicians to prisons, the Monarchy and the Met. He assesses the origins of corruption, from Londongrad to the end of Empire, and shows how we can best reverse the decline and restore trust in politics and the democratic process. Vital and authoritative, Corrupted Kingdom provides an essential insight into why the abuse of power harms us all - and how we can banish corruption for good.

Britain's Disappearing Integrity – And How We Can Get It Back

Corrupted Kingdom

Schriften zum Öffentlichen Recht

'Representative Deficits in the Party State': The understanding of representation is a much-discussed aspect in a parliamentary democracy. The debates surrounding the introduction of parity electoral lists illustrate this discourse particularly well. This paper therefore analyses and examines various theories of representation, their implications for electoral law, the role of political parties and their influence, and possible changes to the representative system.

Repräsentationsdefizite im Parteienstaat

Rechtliche Orientierung im digitalen Diskurs: Einordnung von "Hass im Netz"
 

 
 Die Wahrnehmung der Meinungsfreiheit im digitalen Raum steht zunehmend unter Spannung. Zwischen unzulässigen Angriffen und einer vorschnellen Einstufung legitimer Äußerungen als "Hass im Netz" entsteht ein rechtlicher Graubereich, der hohe Anforderungen an eine sachgerechte Beurteilung stellt. Eine einheitliche Definition existiert nicht; zudem handelt es sich um ein grenzüberschreitendes Phänomen, das nur durch eine systematische und rechtsvergleichende Analyse erschlossen werden kann.
Das Handbuch beleuchtet diese Herausforderungen aus europarechtlicher, rechtsvergleichender und österreichischer Perspektive. Es bietet einen umfassenden und präzisen Überblick über die maßgeblichen rechtlichen Rahmenbedingungen und eröffnet einen differenzierten Zugang zu den vielfältigen Erscheinungsformen digitaler Hasskommunikation.
Leser*innen erhalten einen aktuellen, internationalen und tiefgehenden Einblick in die rechtlichen Grundlagen, Entwicklungen und Bewertungskriterien im Umgang mit "Hass im Netz".

Hass im Netz

Rechtstheorie - Legal Theory

Anna Katharina König analyses urban inequality as one of the central social issues of our time. Urban inequality has a significant constitutional dimension, as constitutions set fundamental parameters for the distribution of resources and the shaping of social order. From a comparative constitutional perspective, the author examines how German and South African constitutional law structure housing-related inequality and how constitutional courts address the resulting conflicts. While in Germany a defensive, property-based conception of fundamental rights prevails, tending to stabilise existing distributive arrangements, South Africa has developed a procedural understanding of fundamental rights that enables participatory processes of negotiation. Anna Katharina König demonstrates that this understanding can also be applied to property rights, thereby opening up new legal avenues for addressing urban inequality.

Zum Einfluss des Verfassungsrechts auf Raum, Macht und Teilhabe in der Stadt

Urbane Ungleichheit im Verfassungsrecht

Junges Nachhaltigkeitsrecht

Promoting sustainable development is one of the most complex challenges we face. Feasible and effective solutions require an international and interdisciplinary understanding. The fourth volume of the Young Sustainability Law Conference aims to contribute to legal research in this field. It brings together contributions from early career researchers from around the world who take an in-depth look at comparative, interdisciplinary and intradisciplinary aspects of sustainability law. The overarching goal of the contributions is to open up new perspectives for sustainability law and its further development. Simultaneously, the volume highlights the major transformative potential of sustainability law and need for further research in this area.

With contributions by
Maha Balbaa | Vincent-Carlos Barduhn | Nora Bouzoraa | Isadora Camplà | Rafael Cancho Alarcón | Vítor de Souza Ishikawa | Marlon Dreisewerd | Bahar Ferahköse | Jebby Gonza | Anita Grigoryan | Jamal Hajiyev | Olga Häub-Kowalczyk | Yassine Hasnaoui | María Elisa Morales | André Noellkaemper | Kate O'Reilly | Aneta Paleczna | Riccardo Rao | Shuma Talukdar | Oskar Zgonina

This title is also available as Open Access.

Sustainability Law: Comparative, Interdisciplinary, and Intradisciplinary Perspectives

Studien zum ausländischen und internationalen Privatrecht

Muriel Isa Nißle examines two systems of compensation for damages-the German producer and product liability system, which internalizes damages, and the New Zealand Accident Compensation Scheme for replacing liability-which organize compensation for personal injury caused by accidents involving defective products in completely different ways. While damages incurred in Germany generally remain within the relationship between the injuring party and the injured party and, if necessary, must be compensated by the manufacturer as the injuring party, all accident-related personal injuries in New Zealand have been compensated since 1974 by a no-fault accident compensation system that does not seek recourse from the injuring party. The author presents both systems, analyzes their basic structures, strengths, and weaknesses, and develops solutions for improving existing deficits.

Eine Untersuchung des deutschen und neuseeländischen Rechts zum Ausgleich von Personenschäden durch fehlerhafte Produkte

(Keine) Haftung für Produktfehler?

Schriften zum Recht der Digitalisierung

Kolja Kaden deals with the civil law analysis of personalized contract initiation in the digital space. He begins with the observation that companies are increasingly combining data-based advertising strategies with behavioral economic methods in order to specifically influence users' decision-making processes. He examines the constellations in which such strategies can induce users to conclude unwanted contracts and have an inadmissible effect on their private autonomy. The focus is on the effectiveness of current civil law with regard to protection against manipulative practices. In addition to the structures of contract law, relevant references to data protection law, platform regulation, fair trading law and the law of artificial intelligence are also included. The author comes to the conclusion that the current civil law framework sets only limited specific limits for safeguarding private autonomy. He therefore does not advocate new legal regulations, but rather a dogmatic further development of existing institutions.

Zivilrechtliche Grenzen von Data Driven Exploitative Advertising

Der personalisiert angebahnte (unerwünschte) Vertrag

If a deceased person has multiple heirs, the law has to answer a number of important questions: Who may administer, take possession of and use the deceased's assets and to what extent? Who is liable for the debts left by the deceased and to what extent, and to whom must the deceased's creditors turn? As substantive inheritance law has so far been spared fundamental standardization, European countries answer these questions differently. The German community of heirs was essentially developed from that of Prussian land law. Today, it presents itself as a community of joint heirs in which the co-heirs are generally treated as a collective until the estate is divided. Although the Italian Codice civile of the 19th century goes back to the Code Napoléon, it was also significantly influenced by Austrian law and was reissued in 1942. Today, the comunione ereditaria presents itself as a hybrid form, in which the legal power of the individual heir still extends further than in Austria, but his responsibility for the liabilities of the estate has also increased. On the one hand, this work examines the question as to which historical assessments have given the community of heirs of the German Civil Code and that of the Italian Civil Code their current forms and, on the other hand, sheds light on the currently applicable German and Italian law.

Eine historisch-vergleichende Untersuchung

Deutsche Erbengemeinschaft und italienische comunione ereditaria

The equality guarantee of Article 3 of the German Basic Law represents a core promise of the democratic state governed by the rule of law. The author shows that this promise can only be fulfilled if administrative procedures themselves are free from structural discrimination. Discriminatory outcomes, he argues, reflect discriminatory procedures rather than individual misjudgments. Drawing on the concept of fundamental rights protection through administrative procedure, the study develops a constitutional framework for equality in administration that encompasses both formal and substantive dimensions. The author formulates a subjective right to non-discriminatory procedural design, enabling affected persons to challenge discrimination at an early stage and to seek judicial review.
 

 Comparative analysis with U.S. 
 due process
 and the EU "right to good administration" reveals that such procedural equality rights are conceptually recognized in other legal systems. German procurement law serves as a model for implementing these principles domestically. Finally, the author examines the procedural enforcement of this right under German administrative law and identifies existing protection gaps. He argues for legislative reinforcement through instruments such as collective actions, thereby offering a comprehensive framework for realising equality within administrative practice.

Anspruch auf diskriminierungsfreie Verfahrensgestaltung

Studien und Beiträge zum Öffentlichen Recht

Digital fundamental rights require a different theory of fundamental rights. Informational self-determination, in particular, isolates the rights-holder even though digital interactions take place in networks. Fundamental-rights protection falters in the face of the horizontal and intertemporal linking of data sets by powerful platforms. Creating "community-relatedness" only after the fact is not sufficient. Nor does the objective dimension of informational self-determination escape being tied to notions of individual subjectivity. Alternative theories of fundamental rights that incorporate institutional elements point the way toward an infrastructural dimension of informational self-determination. Through connectivity norms, subjective rights have a gradually transformative effect. Rights of access acquire a participatory component. The "right to be forgotten" finds its institutional form in a right to de-networking. The model for this theory of fundamental rights protection is the relationality of digital commons. Instead of opposing the fundamental rights subject to the community, individuals act in many digital communities at once and shape them through participation. Algorithms and data are already being created and maintained trans-subjectively. In this context, the state bears infrastructural responsibility: it should support social processes of negotiation without co-opting them. Here, a decentralized facet of the debates on "digital sovereignty" becomes visible. Networked autonomy describes a fundamental-rights subjectivity that could still make freedom possible in digital contexts.

Die infrastrukturelle Dimension der informationellen Selbstbestimmung

Vernetzte Autonomie

This book brings together leading experts on the United Kingdom's constitutional arrangements to show how the constitution works, the role played by actors, and the scope for reform. The experts are practitioners from the fields of law and politics, and include former judges, ministers and law officers, parliamentarians, a law commissioner, barristers, a former clerk of the House of Commons, Lord Speaker, First Minister of Wales, and the Prime Minster of New Zealand. Each contributor has been, or is, a constitutional actor and their chapter draws upon this unique first-hand experience. In addition to contributions on the UK Constitution, there are three comparative chapters that explore constitutional reform in Jamaica, and the constitutions of Denmark and New Zealand. The chapters explore issues and themes such as devolution, protecting standards in public life, breaches of political trust and the role of the law, House of Lords reform, the role of the law officers, the role of the Law Commission, the Supreme Court as a Constitutional Court, and the experiences of those working in Parliament. Constitutional Actors in the UK Constitution will be of interest to those working in politics, the law, or the civil service, academics who teach and research in politics or law, postgraduate and undergraduate students, and members of the public looking to learn more about the constitution.

Constitutional Actors in the UK Constitution

Zulässigkeit und Grenzen der Inhaltemoderation durch die allgemeinen Geschäftsbedingungen sozialer Netzwerke

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