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Up until May 2021, the post-election insecurity in Belarus had mostly been a national affair, but with Lukashenka’s regime starting to retaliate against foreign actors, the crisis internationalised. This article follows the development of Belarus-Lithuania border dynamics between the 2020 Belarusian presidential election and the start of the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine. A qualitative content analysis of English-language articles published by Lithuanian public broadcaster LRT shows that shows that there were relatively few changes to the border dynamics in the period between 9 August 2020 and 26 May 2021. After 26 May 2021, the border dynamics changed significantly: The Belarusian regime started facilitating migration, and more than 4,200 irregular migrants crossed into Lithuania from Belarus in 2021. In response, Lithuania reinforced its border protection and tried to deal with the irregular migration flows. Calls for action were made, protests were held, and the country received international support.
The vision of a future information and communication society has prompted leading politicians in the United States, the European Union and Japan to influence or even lead the economic and social transition in the context of an active technology policy. The technological development of society, however, is a product of a complex interplay of technological, economic and socio-political constraints. These constraints limit the political decision-making and implementation abilities. Moreover, facts and information are continuously changing during a paradigmatic technological, economic and social shift, which limits political decision-making abilities. This study compares political decision-making to promote computer-mediated communications in the Triad since the beginning of the 1980s, on four levels: the development of a political vision, the long-term aims and strategies, technology policy (e.g. the promotion of technological development and competition policy) and regulatory policy (e.g. universal access, protection of privacy and intellectual property). While technology policy tends to be uncontroversial, during a paradigmatic shift regulatory policy is difficult and lengthy. Nevertheless, the inclusion of interest groups, which rise during this paradigmatic shift and which are close to the technologies and their societal consequences, help to aid decision-making processes. In this context, politics in the United States has been more successful that in the European Union and especially Japan. Although this study predates the rise of eCommerce over the Internet, it addresses many of the themes underlying it. Of these themes, many remain politically unsettled, both on national, supranational and especially international levels. For example, for encryption and secure payments, which are necessary for eCommerce, no international standards do yet exist. The issue of taxation has hardly been opened for discussions. In sum, this study does not only offer a historical overview of the development of the Internet, but it also discusses issues of continuing present concern.
Structured Eurobonds - Optimal Construction, Impact on the Euro and the Influence of Interest Rates
(2020)
Structured Eurobonds are a prominent topic in the discussions how to complete the monetary and fiscal union. This work sheds light on several issues going hand in hand with the introduction of common bonds. At first a crucial question is on the optimal construction, e.g. what is the optimal common liability. Other questions that arise belong to the time after the introduction. The impact on several exchnage rates is examined in this work. Finally an approximation bias in forward-looking DSGE models is quantified which would lead to an adjustment of central bank interest rates and therefore has an impact on the other two topics.
Das Recht der Europäischen Union erfasst Religion, Kirchen und Religionsgemeinschaften in zunehmendem Maße. Längst hat sich ein eigenes und eigenständiges Religionsrecht der Europäischen Union entwickelt, ein europäisches Religionsrecht im Werden.rnDie Sammlung der unmittelbar einschlägigen Normen dieses europäischen Religionsrecht spiegelt den gegenwärtigen Stand eines dynamischen Prozesses.
Das Recht der Europäischen Union erfasst Religion, Kirchen und Religionsgemeinschaften in zunehmendem Maße. Längst hat sich ein eigenes und eigenständiges Religionsrecht der Europäischen Union entwickelt, ein europäisches Religionsrecht im Werden. Die Sammlung der unmittelbar einschlägigen Normen dieses europäischen Religionsrecht spiegelt den gegenwärtigen Stand eines dynamischen Prozesses.
Religion, churches and religious communities have growing importance in the Law of the European Union. Since long a distinct law on religion of the European Union is developing. This collection of those norms of European Union Law directly concerning religion mirrors today's status of this dynamic process.
Religion, churches and religious communities have growing importance in the Law of the European Union. Since long a distinct law on religion of the European Union is developing.rnThis collection of those norms of European Union Law directly concerning religion mirrors today's status of this dynamic process.
The 22nd annual conference of the European Consortium for Church and State Research took place from 11 to 14 November 2010 in Trier, Germany. Founded in 1989, the Consortium unites experts of law and religion of all Member States of the European Union. In annual meetings, various topics of the relations between religions and states within the European Union are discussed. This year- conference was dedicated to the topic "Religion in Public Education". Scholars from 27 European countries discussed inter alia the role of religion in the European member states" educational systems, opting out of school obligations for religious reasons, home schooling as well as religious dress and symbols in public schools. The present proceedings contain the opening lectures, all country reports and a report on the European Union law.
The 23rd Annual Congress of the European Consortium for Church and State Research took place in Oxford, United Kingdom from 29 September to 2 October 2011. Founded in 1989, the Consortium unites experts in law and religion from Member States of the European Union. The Oxford conference took as its theme Religion and Discrimination Law focusing on the manner in which State governments had sought to implement the non-discrimination policy of the EU by legislation and through courts and tribunals. The proceedings comprise three introductory papers considering the historical, cultural and social background; the prohibition on discrimination, and the exemptions to the general prohibition. This is followed by national reports from twenty-three countries describing the reach of discrimination law in the field of religion. These are supplemented by further papers analysing the jurisprudence of the Strasbourg Court and the background to EU Directive 2000/78/EC and by some concluding reflections. The proceedings begin with the text of a public lecture given at the opening of the Congress by Sir Nicolas Bratza, President of the European Court of Human Rights on the subject of freedom of religion under Article 9 of the Convention.
An der Schnittstelle zwischen Recht und Sprache, zwischen der überdachenden Weingesetzgebung der Europäischen Union und dem von den Mitgliedstaaten gesetztem Recht liegt das Recht der Weinbezeichnungen. Hier wie an kaum einer anderen Stelle kommt der Verbraucher mit beiden in Berührung und verliert sich nicht selten im Dschungel der zahllos scheinenden Begriffe in unterschiedlichen Sprachen, die ihn in Gestalt des Flaschenetiketts doch über Herkunft und Qualität des Weins unterrichten und so seine Kaufentscheidung erleichtern sollen. An dieser Stelle setzt die Dissertation an, um unter vergleichender Berücksichtigung der in den Einzelsprachen verwendeten Begriffe und Bezeichnungen das komplex und kunstvoll gewobene Netz zu durchdringen. Als romanistische Arbeit von den vier großen Sprachen der Romania ausgehend, wird zunächst das Weinrecht insgesamt von Frankreich, Italien, Portugal und Spanien dar- und demjenigen Deutschlands gegenübergestellt, wobei jeweils auch der Bezug zum europäischen Weinrecht, insbesondere EG-Weinmarktordnung als Grundverordnung und EG-Weinbezeichnungsverordnung als Durchführungsverordnung, hergestellt wird. Dessen Geschichte und diejenige der nationalen Weinrechtsordnungen werden ausführlich dargestellt. In einem nächsten, den Kern der Arbeit ausmachenden Schritt verengt sich der Fokus auf das Bezeichnungsrecht der Weine als solche, um nach Gewinnung der maßgeblichen Begriffe zu überprüfen, inwieweit diese in Bezug auf ihren Bedeutungsgehalt als gleichwertig anzusehen, also semantisch äquivalent sind. Die Blickrichtung ist auch hier bidirektional und umschließt neben dem Vergleich der europäischen und der nationalen Begriffe auf horizontaler Ebene die Gegenüberstellung beider Systeme in vertikaler Sicht. Ein Blick auf sonstige, nicht obligatorische Angaben, wie etwa die wichtigsten Rebsortennamen, rundet die Untersuchung ab, wobei diese und ihre so genannten Synonyme kritisch hinterfragt werden.