Grenzüberschreitende Verwaltungsbefugnisse im EG-Binnenmarkt

Administrative law which originally enjoyed a strong national bias, is changing more and more in the Union"s Member States. And yet, within the ambit of the much-discussed Europeanization of administrative law there is still its interface with territory proper to which not enough attention is paid - despite the fact that it has revolutionized our understanding of national sovereignty.
Taking as his example bank supervisory law, Herr Schlag provides a comely vision of how EC directives have stretched out their tentacles from Member State supervisory authorities way beyond the national confines. His dissection points to many conclusions - the metastasing presses on regardless of scrutiny through the spectacles of international, European, or the standards and basic principles of constitutional law.
This work offers for examination a broad range of the problems in law which frontier-crossing administrative activity presents, while setting up lucid signposts that point towards solutions. So it is of interest to both the European attorney grubbing his way through issues of basic dogma and the general practitioner in economic administrative law.

n in German