Law

Vincent Stangenberg examines the principle of alignment in European conflict and jurisdiction law, addressing the interplay between jurisdiction and applicable law. He explores the benefits of domestic law application, challenges in foreign law usage, and advocates reforms such as specialized chambers and modern technologies.

In real life, bodies of persons are qualitatively heterogeneous and present in large numbers. The frequently assumed individual legal character of the legal system and the state-citizen relationship seems to contradict this actual finding. Daniel Dürrschmidt shows that, despite this, the state-citizen relationship is open to supra-individual extensions.

What role should central banks play in addressing the climate crisis? Gregor Laudage explores the concept of a 'green' monetary policy. He distinguishes between three different approaches, assessing the extent to which the ECB is pursuing them and addressing the question of whether it is permitted or obliged to adopt such policies.

The volume examines key challenges posed by digitisation and internationalisation in public law, European law, and international law. The contributions analyse legal implications for mobility and administrative procedures, as well as the regulation of digital media, online communication, and artificial intelligence.