Europeanisation of law
In the context of European integration, Europeanisation of law may be interpreted as
- broadening of the scope of European law,
- emergence of new legal disciplines in Europe.
According to Professor Jacques Ziller the Europeanisation of law has three main consequences:
- leads to change in the systems of sources of law in the national legal systems,
- legal systems converge,
- changes legal sciences' methodology.
See also
External links
- Integration and the Europeanisation of the Law
- The Europeanisation of national legal systems: some consequences for legal thinking in civil law countries
Sources
- Ziller, Jacques: Europeanisation of Law: From the Enlargement of the Areas of European Law to a Transformation of the Law of the Member States (L'Européisation Du Droit: De L'Élargissement Des Champs Du Droit De L'Union Européenne À Une Transformation Des Droits Des États Membres), EUI Working Paper LAW No. 2006/19, July 2006
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