Law

Dieter Grimm

Das Öffentliche Recht vor der Frage nach seiner Identität

mit Kommentaren von Otto Depenheuer und Ewald Wiederin

[Public Law and the Question of Its Identity.]

2012. VII, 104 pages.

Fundamenta Juris Publici 1

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Dieter Grimm describes the factors which led to the separation of public and private law and studies the changes which have occurred since then, in particular the changes in government functions and the erosion of statehood in the course of internationalization and globalization. In spite of this, the author still sees a criterion for identification in the connection to sovereignty which justifies retaining the category even although its boundaries have become blurred.
Dieter Grimm describes the factors which led to the separation of public and private law and studies the changes which have occurred since then, in particular the changes in government functions and the erosion of statehood in the course of internationalization and globalization. In spite of this, the author still sees a criterion for identification in the connection to sovereignty which justifies retaining the category even although its boundaries have become blurred.
Authors/Editors

Dieter Grimm Geboren 1937; em. Professor für Öffentliches Recht an der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin; 1987–99 Richter des Bundesverfassungsgerichts im Ersten Senat; 2001–07 Rektor des Wissenschaftskollegs zu Berlin.

Reviews

The following reviews are known:

In: Deutsches Verwaltungsblatt — 2013, 1172–1173 (Matthias Ruffert)
In: Rivista trimestrale di diritto pubblico — 2013, 867–868 (h.c.c.)
In: Lo Stato — 2013, 296–299 (Federico Lijoi)
In: Zeitschr.f. Öffentliches Recht — 2014, 525–526 (Peter Pernthaler)
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