Vicarious Hegemony
The German Crisis of European Law
Vauchez, Antoine
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2020
Verfassungsblog
2020-10-06
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The specter of national hegemony has haunted the field of European law ever since in its emergence in the 1950s in the wake of creation of the European Communities. As the circulation and competition between national and professional models of law have always been central to its dynamics, this transnational field has developed as a reflexive field questioning its own “European-ness” -that is its capacity to produce authentically “European” norms that are not just a mask for new forms of domination, influence or hegemony.
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Vauchez, Antoine
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German Federal Constitutional Court
Hegemony
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