The figure of constitutional law of the 'integrated state': The case of the grand duchy of Luxembourg

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EU member state status-Member statehood-The idea of an Integrated State-Impact of EU membership on the concepts and substance of national constitutional law-Europeanization of member state's constitutional law-European constitutional law understood as Europeanized national constitutional law-European functions of constitutional organs-How to protect fundamental rights in a European area characterized by the overlaying of legal sources-The concept of higher law within the national legal order-A Union of Constitutionally Integrated States . © 2014 T.M.C. Asser Press and the Authors.

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Gerkrath, J. (2014). The figure of constitutional law of the “integrated state”: The case of the grand duchy of Luxembourg. European Constitutional Law Review, 10(1), 109–125. https://doi.org/10.1017/S1574019614001060

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