Vom Siegeszug übergreifenden Rechts in der Dämmerung des Staates: Neue und alte „Verfassungsverträge“, diverse europäische Rechtsregime, auch am Beispiel der öffentlichen Sicherheit und vor dem Hintergrund einer aufkommenden europäischen juristischen Methodik, sowie regionale und weltweite Jurisdiktionen

Abstract

On the basis of two professorial dissertations, two dissertations and an assignment on the legal methodology of European law, the article shows the breakup, overlap and penetration of hitherto existing – maybe only allegedly closed – structures of the national state and in particular of its constitution by European and International Public Law. Thereby the author traces the development directions, which appear to initiate a constitutionalisation of the Community‘s sphere of law, and in fact have been retarded by the failure of the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe, but not have been held up. At the same time it is discussed, which classifications of the jurisdictions on the different levels this proceeding constitutionalisation conditions.