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EU-Mitgliedschaft und Abspaltung

Nomos,  2017, 643 Pages

ISBN 978-3-8487-4065-9


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The work is part of the series Nomos Universitätsschriften – Recht (Volume 913)
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englischThe author takes up the intriguing, topical but little-studied question of the consequences of secession from an EU member state and works out – in this breadth and depth – a new approach: While, after a vote for independence in a referendum, not-yet independent consensually separating regions can claim the opening of immediate accession negotiations against the EU and its member states with regard to their future independence to prevent protection gaps for the region and union citizens, this cannot apply to unilaterally seceding regions. The author finishes by looking more closely at the right, if any, of the rump state and other EU member states to veto an EU membership of the new state. In doing so, the author raises important follow-up questions about currency union, the Schengen regime, and corresponding opt-outs and illustrates his points with frequent references to the UK/Scotland and Spain/Catalonia.

»Der Autor versteht es, die verschiedenen Dimensionen und das Zusammenwirken von nationalem Recht, Völkerrecht und Unionsrecht übergreifend zu analysieren und in politischen und historischen Kontext zu setzen. Er schildert seine Ansichten in größtmöglicher Dichte und Breite und trägt damit erheblich dazu bei, eine bis dahin bestehende Lücke im deutschsprachigen Diskurs durch sein gewissenshaft recherchiertes und dokumentiertes Werk weitgehend zu schließen.«
Alice Pohl, ZÖR 2/2019, 341