Reinforcing Rule of Law Oversight in the European Union
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| Anteprima |
Part
I. Establishing Normative Foundations: 1. Reinforcing EU monitoring of
the rule of law: normative arguments, institutional proposals and the
procedural limitations Carlos Closa 2. Beyond legality - before
democracy: rule of law caveats in the EU two-level system Gianluigi
Palombell 3. Overseeing the rule of law in the EU: legal mandate and
means Christophe Hillion 4. Protecting democracy inside the EU: on
article 7 TEU and the Hungarian turn to authoritarianism Bojan Bugaric
Part II. Proposing New Approaches: 5. Enforcing the basic principles of
EU law through systemic infringement actions Kim Lane Schepple 6. Mutual
trust: the virtue of reciprocity – strengthening the acceptance of the
rule of law through peer review Ernst Hirsch Ballin 7. The rule of law
and the role of fundamental rights: seven practical pointers Gabriel N.
Toggenburg and Jonas Grimheden 8. The potential of the EU charter of
fundamental rights for the development of the rule of law indicators
Martin Scheinin 9. The EU charter of fundamental rights as the most
promising way of enforcing the rule of law against EU member states
András Jakab 10. Protecting the rule of law (and democracy!) in the
European Union: the idea of a Copenhagen Commission Jan-Werner Müller
11. From Copenhagen to Venice Kaarlo Tuori Part III. Identifying Deeper
Problems: 12. EU democratic oversight and domestic deviation from the
rule of law: sociological reflections Paul Blokker 13. Why improve EU
oversight of rule of law? The two-headed problem of defending liberal
democracy and fighting corruption Milada Anna Vachudova 14. The missing
EU rule of law Dimitry Kochenov Epilogue: living in a glass house:
Europe, demoracy and the rule of law J. H. H. Weiler.
