Law

This new edition keeps pace with the times and covers the teaching and examination material in police and public order law, taking into account current developments in legislation, case law, and legal scholarship through March 2026. The appendix has also been expanded to include a new case in the repetition section.

In the present volume, the manifold practice of biblical exegesis is taken up methodically and transferred into an integrative overall model of textual interpretation. Students receive the fundamental “tools” for a scholarly, reflective treatment of New Testament texts and their receptions.

The late-modern welfare state finds itself in a constitutionally relevant state of overload between an expansive regulatory ambition and a declining capacity to solve practical problems. Excessive taxation, high public debt, and fiscal overreach undermine both individual freedom and the legitimacy of state action.

Cities act as a magnifying glass for social inequality; nowhere is this more evident than in housing. Anna-Katharina König explains why urban housing crises are a constitutional issue. Drawing on a comparison with South Africa, she demonstrates how property rights and social rights shape distributive conflicts over housing.