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2024 | 2(78) | 185-198

Article title

Supranational Thinking out of the Box. “To Ensure that the Law is Observed”: Anchoring the Value Turn and Supranational. Legality in the Case Law of the Court of Justice

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PL
Nieszablonowe myślenie ponadnarodowe. „Zapewnić przestrzeganie prawa”. Zakotwiczenie orzeczniczego zwrotu w kierunku wartości i ponadnarodowego legalizmu w orzecznictwie Trybunału Sprawiedliwości Unii Europejskiej

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PL
W ostatnich latach Unia Europejska stanęła w obliczu bezprecedensowych wyzwań w obszarze praworządności. Oprócz oczywistych zagrożeń, stworzyło to również Unii, jej instytucjom i państwom członkowskim ważną przestrzeń do nowego otwarcia, samopoznania i rewizji niektórych paradygmatów integracji. Niniejsza analiza dowodzi, że „kryzys praworządności/wartości” w UE stworzył dokładnie taką przestrzeń dla Trybunału Sprawiedliwości do paradygmatycznej zmiany orzeczniczej od rynku do unii prawa i wartości. Analiza ta dowodzi, że dyskurs europejski musi zrewidować teorię ponadnarodowego orzekania i zaproponować nowe odczytanie mandatu i funkcji Trybunału w ramach ewoluującego ponadnarodowego projektu. W tym procesie odwołanie do „prawa” w art. 19 TUE i jego powiązanie z art. 2 TUE ma szczególne znaczenie eksplikacyjne i aksjologiczne.
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In recent years, the European Union (“EU”) has faced unprecedented challenges in the rule of law. Besides apparent dangers, it has also offered the Union, its institutions and member states important space for new openings, self-rediscovery, and revisiting certain integration paradigms. This analysis argues that the “rule of law/value crisis” in the EU has created the same space for the Court of Justice to take on the paradigmatic jurisprudential shift from the market to the union of law and values. It posits that the European discourse must revisit the theory of supranational adjudication and offer a new reading of the Court’s mandate and function within the evolving supranational governance and design. In this process, reference to Art. 19 TEU and its connection to Art. 2 TEU have a special explicatory and axiological significance.

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185-198

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2024

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Biblioteka Nauki
32081818

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