Europas Kollisionsrechtsverfassung: Zur Begrenzung negativer externer Effekte dominanter Funktionssysteme
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Europas Kollisionsrechtsverfassung: Zur Begrenzung negativer externer Effekte dominanter Funktionssysteme
Der Staat, Vol. 63(2024), Iss. 1 : pp. 111–130 | First published online: June 20, 2024
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Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. mult. Gunther Teubner, Goethe-Universität, Fachbereich Rechtswissenschaft Telemannstraße 5 60323 Frankfurt am Main, Deutschland
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Gunther Teubner analyzes, reflects on, and expands the theoretical framework of European Law, as envisaged by Christian Joerges († 2025). Christian Joerges’ book Conflict and Transformation (2023) collects his important contributions to European Law. Joerges’ main point is that a European constitution should emphasize differences among member states, in short, appreciate their plurality. His strategies are inspired by the conflict of laws. Teubner argues that Joerges’ framework is insufficient and should be broadened to include actors beyond the nation state, i.e., (subnational) regions and (transnational) functional systems. He illustrates this by applying Joerges’ strategies to a European digital constitution.
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| Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gunther Teubner: Europas Kollisionsrechtsverfassung: Zur Begrenzung negativer externer Effekte dominanter Funktionssysteme | 111 | ||
| Gunther Teubner, Frankfurt am Main: Europas Kollisionsrechtsverfassung: Zur Begrenzung negativer externer Effekte dominanter Funktionssysteme | 111 | ||
| I. Christian Joerges’ Umkehrung der europäischen Integrationsformel: Diversitas in unitate | 111 | ||
| II. Europas doppelte Pluralität | 113 | ||
| III. Die erweiterte Kollisionsrechtsverfassung Europas | 117 | ||
| IV. Europas Digitalverfassung | 123 | ||
| Digitaler Fall Nr. 1: Die Kommerzialisierung von Open Access | 124 | ||
| Digitaler Fall Nr. 2: Risikobewertung für Künstliche Intelligenz | 126 | ||
| Digitaler Fall Nr. 3: „Algorithmic Constitutionalism“ | 129 |