Law

For disputes concerning digital goods, we still apply the laws that date back to a time long before digitalisation and the internet. This practice is now often reaching its limits. Based on the question of which jurisdictional interests the law follows, the author makes concrete proposals for resolving jurisdictional issues in disputes over digital goods.

Jan Schröder's Recht als Wissenschaft has quickly become a new classic on the history of legal methodology. The contributors to the present volume provide a commentary on Schröder's book by taking a critical look at its narratives and periodisations. In doing so, they attempt to inspire and lay the foundations for future research.

According to the Basic Law, political parties participate in the formation of political will, even though other political associations also contribute to this process as democratic intermediaries. Therefore, constitutional law should address the deficits of political parties and make better use of the democratic potential of political associations.

The European Union's Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) has undergone a remarkable development. This transformation challenges its former intergovernmental reception and instead positions the CFSP as an integral part of the EU's supranational legal framework.