Verfassungsentwicklung in Europa

Edited by Hartmut Bauer, Peter Michael Huber, and Karl-Peter Sommermann

The series Verfassungsentwicklung in Europa (VEEu) was founded in 2005. In light of fundamental upheavals and challenges to the rules-based order, it provides a platform for studies dedicated to the foundations, central issues, and processes of transformation within the European constitutional and intergovernmental framework, in conjunction with the dynamically evolving fields of international and European law. The interactions observed in this context not only create pressure for adaptation on national systems but also shape the supranational levels—and present constitutional law with new challenges. The series focuses on considerations of how a contemporary national constitutional law can be shaped under these conditions, how a “common European constitutional law” can be identified and conceptually developed—particularly through comparative law—and how options for further constitutional design can be generated and evaluated. The perspective is the formation and development of a Ius Publicum Europaeum.

Contact:
Daniela Taudt-Wahl, LL.M. Eur.
Publishing Director Public Law, International
and European Law, Fundamentals of Law

ISSN: 1861-7301 / eISSN: 2569-4553 - Suggested citation: VEEu