The role of comparative law in EU law - the evolution of the principle of the prohibition of abuse of law
Type
habilitation project
Start Date
January 1, 2010
End Date
December 31, 2012
Status
ongoing
Keywords
EU law
comparative law
legal theory
legal philosophy
internal market
abuse of law
abus de droit
general principles of EU law
general principles of international law
legal interpretation
multi-level governance
cross-fertilization of legal orders
Description
The role of comparative law in EU law - the evolution of the principle of the prohibition of abuse of law
Research stays:
- 2010: Institute for European and Comparative Law, University of Oxford
- 2011: Center for International and Comparative Law, Michigan Law School
- 2012: TICOM Tilburg, EUI Florence
Research stays:
- 2010: Institute for European and Comparative Law, University of Oxford
- 2011: Center for International and Comparative Law, Michigan Law School
- 2012: TICOM Tilburg, EUI Florence
Leader contributor(s)
Semmelmann, Constanze
Funder
Topic(s)
EU law
comparative law
legal theory
international law
Method(s)
law in context
Range
HSG Internal
Range (De)
HSG Intern
Eprints ID
64797