Springer - The Principle of Legal Certainty in EC Law (64)

Explore the complex relationship between European Community law and national legal frameworks with this scholarly study from the Law and Philosophy Library. As EC law interacts with national cases, it can create situations of unforeseeability that impact legal stability. This book provides a deep analysis of these tensions, addressing the core questions that define modern European jurisprudence. Readers will examine the long-term visions and objectives that have driven European integration over recent decades. The text explores how to define the European Union as both a political entity and a distinct legal system. By investigating the connections between legal certainty, the rule of law, general legal principles, and human rights, this work offers a comprehensive look at the foundations of the EU legal order. It is an essential resource for those studying the evolution of international law and the structural challenges of a multi-layered legal environment.