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Gesetzgebungsoutsourcing unter dem Grundgesetz

Nomos,  2016, 276 Pages

ISBN 978-3-8487-2736-0


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The work is part of the series Studien zum öffentlichen Recht (Volume 18)
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englischDoes the drafting of law by private third parties deprive the parliament of its legislative power and, therefore, void democracy's inner core? Or is the so-called "Gesetzgebungsoutsourcing" a mere instrument of effective governance? In between these extreme positions, a multidimensional area of conflict emerges, which is analyzed within this thesis. The main standard to apply is German constitutional law – the "Grundgesetz" – which, includes both limitations and instructions concerning the matter at hand. In addition to that, recourse is held to established findings of cognitive science – predominantly the so-called "Anchoring" – for a better understanding of the phenomenon. The analysis closes into an elaboration of rules to control Gesetzgebungsoutsourcing. Implementing those rules shall ensure that while using Gesetzgebungsoutsourcing as a mean of governance, the democratic legitimation of law is upheld.