Balancing competences? Proportionality as an instrument to regulate the exercise of competences after the PSPP judgment of the Bundesverfassungsgericht

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Analysis of proportionality in the context of Article 5 TEU after the PSPP judgment - Bundesverfassungsgericht challenging Court of Justice to control European Central Bank's motives - Doctrinal tradition of 'smoking out' illicit motives through proportionality - Article 5(4) TEU: proportionality of exercise of competences, primarily safeguarding member states' autonomy - Court of Justice case law on proportionality: deferential standard of review towards measures of EU institutions - Bundesverfassungsgericht case law on federal competences and municipal autonomy: less deferential but still respectful standard of review - PSPP inconsistent with case law and with Article 5 TEU - Balancing-stage of proportionality unsuitable for motive control.

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Petersen, N., & Chatziathanasiou, K. (2021, June 1). Balancing competences? Proportionality as an instrument to regulate the exercise of competences after the PSPP judgment of the Bundesverfassungsgericht. European Constitutional Law Review. Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/S1574019621000201

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