Legal Manifestations of the Emergency in National Euro Crisis Law

Coutts, Stephen; Sánchez, Leticia Díez; Marketou, Afroditi; Pierdominici, Leonardo

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“…Implementing these measures required bypassing proper parliamentary procedure and the use of exceptional decrees justified as a way of 'saving the country'. 27 Conversely, the 3 rd bailout agreed to by Syriza in July 2015, only days after Greek citizens had rejected them in a referendum, is a crystalline example of the explicitly anti-democratic procedures deployed to manage the crisis.…”

Section: Post-democratic Greecementioning

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Appraising the “Greek Truth Committee” in the Age of Debt: Counter-Expertise, “Battle Truths,” and the Struggle Against Post-Crash Neoliberalism

Bowsher¹

2021

College Literature

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Section: Post-democratic Greecementioning

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Appraising the “Greek Truth Committee” in the Age of Debt: Counter-Expertise, “Battle Truths,” and the Struggle Against Post-Crash Neoliberalism

Bowsher¹

2021

College Literature

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‘A Missing Piece of European Emergency Law: Legal Certainty and Individuals’ Expectations in the EU Response to the Crisis’

Rodríguez¹

2016

European Constitutional Law Review

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The principle of legal certainty and legitimate expectations as a legal tool for individuals in EU law – the mixed nature of EU emergency law: the ‘conferral principle’ limitation and the ways to expand executive powers in the EU response to the crisis (Pringle,ESMA,BPP,OMT) – the existence of legal certainty failures in that response: unpredictable and disjointed legislation and adjudication – arguments blurring legal certainty as the standard of review for EU emergency law: conditionality, international law and indirect legislation – the self-restraint attitude of the European Court of Justice and the risks of leaving litigation under the sole remit of national courts: normalising emergency powers and EU law autonomy at stake

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Parliaments, Public Opinion and Parliamentary Elections in Europe

2015

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The contributions collected in this Max Weber Working Papers Special Issue were first delivered at a conference held at the European University Institute and jointly organised by the Max Weber Programme for Postdoctoral Studies and the Robert Schuman Centre of Advanced Studies in March 2015 on 'Parliaments and parliamentary elections in Europe'. Following the transformations undertaken by the European and national parliaments after the Treaty of Lisbon, the 2014 European elections, the unprecedented politicization and the challenges posed to representative democracy by the Eurozone crisis, the Special Issue aims to investigate three intertwined themes. (I) Parliamentary representation: European and national at the same time?; (II) national parliaments in EU policymaking; and (III) dynamics of Euroscepticism and its effects on law-making. In particular the papers deal with the ability of parliaments to democratically represent people in the European Union today and to affect the European integration process, with the asymmetric involvement of national parliaments in the EU, their dynamics of cooperation as well as between them and the European Parliament, and finally, with the implications on EU democratic legitimacy of recent developments regarding parliamentary input provided at a very early stage of the European policymaking. Other issues, such as transposition and the representation of eurosceptics in the European Parliament are also dealt with.

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Legal Manifestations of the Emergency in National Euro Crisis Law

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

Appraising the “Greek Truth Committee” in the Age of Debt: Counter-Expertise, “Battle Truths,” and the Struggle Against Post-Crash Neoliberalism

Appraising the “Greek Truth Committee” in the Age of Debt: Counter-Expertise, “Battle Truths,” and the Struggle Against Post-Crash Neoliberalism

‘A Missing Piece of European Emergency Law: Legal Certainty and Individuals’ Expectations in the EU Response to the Crisis’

Parliaments, Public Opinion and Parliamentary Elections in Europe

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