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EU law is an autonomous legal system. It requires its own methodology, independent of the national traditions of the Member States. The contributions to this volume provide elements of a genuinely European legal method. They discuss the foundations of European legal methodology in Roman law and in the development of national legal methods in the 19th century as well as the economic and comparative background. Core issues of legal methods such as the sources of law, the interpretation of EU primary law and secondary legislation, the concretisation of general clauses, and judicial development of the law are also analysed. Furthermore, the temporal effects of EU directives on the one hand and of judgments of the Court of Justice of the European Union raise specific issues of EU law. Contributions are also devoted to issues of a multi-level legal system. Beyond general aspects, directives, in particular, raise special questions: what is their impact on the interpretation of national law; and what are the methodological consequences of a transposition of directives beyond their original scope ('gold-plating')? Further contributions inquire into methodological issues in contract law, employment law, company law, capital market law and competition law. They illustrate the general aspects of European legal methods with a view to specific applications and also reveal specific issues of methods which occur in these areas. Finally, legal methods from national perspectives of different Member States, namely France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain and the United Kingdom, are examined. The authors reveal national traditions of legal methods and national preconceptions and illustrate the application of EU legal methods in different national contexts.

International law --- European Union --- Droit européen --- Droit --- Droit européen et droit interne --- Law --- International and municipal law --- Sources --- Methodology --- European law --- Union européenne --- Law and legislation --- Europe --- Europe. --- Juristische Methodik. --- Law. --- Methodology. --- legal mehtodolgy. --- Interpretation and construction --- Interpretation and construction. --- Europäische Union. --- European Union. --- Droit européen. --- Droit européen et droit interne. --- 340 --- 340 Rechtsbeginselen. Juridische methodologie. --- Rechtsbeginselen. Juridische methodologie. --- Rechtsbeginselen. Juridische methodologie --- Droit européen. --- Droit européen et droit interne.

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EU law is an autonomous legal system. It requires its own methodology. The contributions to this volume provide elements of a genuinely European legal method. They discuss the foundations of European legal methodology in Roman law and in the development of national legal methods in the 19th century as well as the economic and comparative background. Core issues of legal methods such as the sources of law, the interpretation of EU primary law and secondary legislation, the concretisation of general clauses, and judicial development of the law are also analysed. The temporal effects of EU directives on the one hand and of judgments of the Court of Justice of the European Union on the other raise specific issues of EU law. Contributions are also devoted to issues of a multi-level legal system. Beyond general aspects, directives, in particular, raise special questions: what is their impact on the interpretation of national law; and what are the methodological consequences of a transposition of directives beyond their original scope ('gold-plating')? Further contributions inquire into methodological issues in contract law, employment law, company law, capital market law and competition law. They illustrate the general aspects of European legal methods with a view to specific applications and also reveal specific issues of methods which occur in these areas. Finally, legal methods from national perspectives of different Member States, namely France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain and the United Kingdom, are examined. The authors reveal national traditions of legal methods and national preconceptions and illustrate the application of EU legal methods in different national contexts.

Law --- Droit --- Methodology. --- Méthodologie --- Interpretation and construction. --- Interprétation --- Methodology --- Interpretation and construction --- Juristische Methodik. --- Law. --- Europäische Union. --- Europe. --- European Union countries. --- Acts, Legislative --- Enactments, Legislative --- Laws (Statutes) --- Legislative acts --- Legislative enactments --- Jurisprudence --- Legislation --- Law - Methodology --- Law - Interpretation and construction --- Law - Europe --- International law --- European Union

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Das nationale Recht, besonders das Wirtschaftsrecht, ist weitgehend von europarechtlichen Vorgaben beeinflusst. Das Europarecht erweist sich auch praktisch zunehmend als Dreh- und Angelpunkt von Entscheidungen nationaler Gerichte. Eine gestiegene Bedeutung des Europarechts und seines Zusammenwirkens mit den nationalen Rechtsordnungen in der juristischen Ausbildung geht damit einher. Das jetzt in dritter Auflage vorgelegte Handbuch ist sowohl für die juristische Ausbildung als auch für die juristische Praxis konzipiert. In einem allgemeinen Teil werden zunächst die rechtshistorischen, rechtsvergleichenden und auch ökonomischen Grundlagen erörtert und die wichtigsten Sachfragen einer Europäischen Methodenlehre systematisch aufbereitet. Ein besonderer Teil widmet sich Methodenfragen einzelner Rechtsgebiete: Vertrags-, Arbeits-, Gesellschafts- und Kapitalmarktrecht sowie Kartellrecht. Weiterhin wird die Praxis der Obersten Gerichtshöfe des Bundes (BGH, BAG, BVerwG, BSG und BFH) und des Gerichtshofs der Europäischen Union dargestellt. Ein gesonderter Abschnitt mit Länderberichten ergänzt die Perspektiven anderer Mitgliedstaaten auf Fragen der Europäischen Methodenlehre: Frankreich, Vereinigtes Königreich, Italien, Spanien und Polen. Der Vertrag von Lissabon ist berücksichtigt.

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