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Informationen zum Autor Carl Fredrik Bergström is Professor of European Law at Uppsala University. He has a background as researcher at the European University Institute in Florence, lecturer at Stockholm University, and Head of Legal/Deputy Director at the Swedish Institute for European Policy Studies (SIEPS). ; Dominique Ritleng is a Professor of Law at the University of Strasbourg where he has also been Vice President. He has a background as legal secretary at the Court of Justice of the EU and before that as a professor at the University of Nancy. Klappentext Examining the constitutional and procedural arrangements that enable the European Commission to adopt general and legally binding rules, this book explores how the system works in practice, subsequent to the sweeping reforms recently implemented. Zusammenfassung Examining the constitutional and procedural arrangements that enable the European Commission to adopt general and legally binding rules, this book explores how the system works in practice, subsequent to the sweeping reforms recently implemented. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1: Carl Fredrik Bergström: Introduction 2: Jean Paul Jacqué: The Evolution of the Approach to Executive Rule-making in the EU 3: Paolo Ponzano: The Reform of Comitology and Delegated Acts: from an Executive's View 4: Kieran Bradley: Delegation of Powers and Parliament: Political Problems, Legal Solution? 5: Thomas Christiansen and Mathias Dobbels: Interinstitutional Tensions in the New System for Delegation of Powers 6: Adrienne Héritier, Catherine Moury, and Katarzyna Granat: The Contest for Power in Delegated Rule-making 7: Dominique Ritleng: The Reserved domain of the Legislature: The Notion of 'Essential Elements of an Area' 8: Jürgen Bast: Is there a Hierarchy of Legislative, Delegates, and Implementing Acts? 9: Paul Craig: Comitology, Rule-making, and the Lisbon Settlement: Tensions and Strains 10: Maria Bergström: Judicial Protection for Private Parties in European Commission Rule-Making 11: Joana Mendes: The Making of Delegates and Implementing Acts: Legitimacy Beyond Institutional Balance 12: Carl Fredrik Bergström and Dominique Ritleng: Conclusion ...
Inhaltsverzeichnis
- 1: Carl Fredrik Bergström: Introduction
- 2: Jean Paul Jacqué: The Evolution of the Approach to Executive Rule-making in the EU
- 3: Paolo Ponzano: The Reform of Comitology and Delegated Acts: from an Executive's View
- 4: Kieran Bradley: Delegation of Powers and Parliament: Political Problems, Legal Solution?
- 5: Thomas Christiansen and Mathias Dobbels: Interinstitutional Tensions in the New System for Delegation of Powers
- 6: Adrienne Héritier, Catherine Moury, and Katarzyna Granat: The Contest for Power in Delegated Rule-making
- 7: Dominique Ritleng: The Reserved domain of the Legislature: The Notion of 'Essential Elements of an Area'
- 8: Jürgen Bast: Is there a Hierarchy of Legislative, Delegates, and Implementing Acts?
- 9: Paul Craig: Comitology, Rule-making, and the Lisbon Settlement: Tensions and Strains
- 10: Maria Bergström: Judicial Protection for Private Parties in European Commission Rule-Making
- 11: Joana Mendes: The Making of Delegates and Implementing Acts: Legitimacy Beyond Institutional Balance
- 12: Carl Fredrik Bergström and Dominique Ritleng: Conclusion
