Subsidiarity as a Rule and a Principle, or: Taking Subsidiarity Seriously

Theodor Schilling

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agriculture policy; common commercial policy; competition policy; economic integration; economic law; European Court of Justice; federalism; German Constitutional Court; law; legislative procedure; legitimacy; Treaty on European Union; majority voting; national interest; political economy; protectionism; Single Market; trade policy

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