European Law in Slovakia
The publication of the Center for Legal Analyses-Kalligram
Foundation, "European Law in Slovakia" offers
deeper analysis of the legal aspects of the awaited integration
of Slovakia to the European Union, it`s impact on the content
and form of the legal sources in Slovakia, on the creation
and application of law, on the position of the Slovak constitutional
organs as well as on the performance of the legal professionals.
The publication was borned as the outcome of the wide collective
of authors. The ambition of the publication is to provide
judges, advocates, commercial lawyers, academics, politicians,
state officers as well as businessmen and other involved
professionals with the frame of the basic problems of the
application of the European law in Slovakia. We hope, that
it will provide useful source of information to the on-going
debate about the position of Slovakia in the new Europe.
I. part – European Union and European Law
The
European Union and the European Communities (Daniela
Nováčková)
System
of Institutions of the European Union and Sources of European
Law (Peter
Colotka)
II. part – From the Association to the Accession
of the Slovak Republic into the European Union
From
the Association to the Accession of the Slovak Republic
into the European Union (Vlasta
Kunová)
Membership
of the Slovak Republic in the European Union (European Communities)
(Adrián
Tokár)
National
Council of the Slovak Republic in the Process of Integration
(Eva
Kičinová)
Status
of some Constitutional Bodies in the Process of the Accession
into the European Union (Martin
Buzinger – Margaréta
Lukačovičová)
General
Legal Principles of the Law of the European Communities/European
Union (Adrián
Tokár)
Protection
of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in the European
Area (Andrea
Butašová - Daniel
Šváby)
III. part – The Application of the European
Law in Slovakia
Application
of the European Law in Slovakia (Juraj
Čorba - Ján
Klučka - Radoslav
Procházka - Veronika
Vávrová)
IV. part - The Common (Internal) Market and
Monetary Union
Free
Movement of Persons (Robert
Schronk)
Free
Movements of Goods (Andrej
Králik)
Freedom
to Provide Services (Daniel
Futej - Andrej
Králik)
Free
Movement of Capital (Daniela
Nováčková)
Competition
Policy and the State Aid (Lukáš
Lapšanský)
Monetary
Union (Daniel
Futej)
V. part - Private Law
European
International Private Law (Mária
Patakyová)
Civil Law Consumer Protection (Mária
Patakyová)
Labour
Law (Robert
Schronk)
Commercial
Law (Mária
Patakyová)
Copyright
Law and the Law of Industrial Property (A Framework draft)
(Andrea
Moravčíková)
VI. part - Common Foreign and Security Policy
Common
Foreign and Security Policy (An Outline) (Vladimír
Bilčík)
VII. part - Justice and Home Affairs
Justice
and Home Affairs (Anna
Roháčová)
The project was supported by
Open Society Fund, Bratislava, Foreign Commonwealth Office
- British Embassy, Bratislava, Friedrich
Ebert Stiftung, Bratislava.
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