German Reports on Public Law

Studies in comparative public law have an important role to play in the face of continuously growing European and international legal relations. This volume contains seven essays on current issues of German Public Law and its international aspects.
The legal effects of resolutions of the United Nations Security Council on the German legal system, the constitutionalisation of the German legal order, the influence of European integration as well as issues of state liability, access to justice, the protection of legitimate expectations and the constitutional limitations on privatisation are all subjects covered by the contributions in this publication. The volume provides and in-depth insight into the discussed legal topics and therefore offers a profound starting point for scholars and practitioners engaged in studies of comparative law.
The authors, well-known professors and other scholars teaching at German universities or working for German research institutes, are all recognized experts in the subject matters of their articles.