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European Union Law as the Constitutional Edifice of Europe -with additional remarks on its Lessons and implications for Northeast Asia- : 유럽의 헌법으로서의 EU법 -동북아시아에 대한 교훈과 함의를 생각하며-

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Authors

Kim, Dae Soon

Issue Date
2008
Publisher
서울대학교 법학연구소
Citation
법학, Vol.49 No.4, pp. 70-107
Keywords
유럽공동체유럽연합유럽공동체법의 우위리스본 조약가치 지향적 대륙유럽공동체법의 직접효력Lisbon treatyintegration of Northeast AsiaEuropean Communityprimacy of EC Lawdirect effect of EC Lawa new Legal order
Abstract
Apparently the European Communities and the European Union seem to be all

based on ordinary or usual treaties because the Treaties establishing,

supplementing or amending the Communities and the Union fit very well the

definition of a treaty by the 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law of

Treaties. Nevertheless, the European Court (the highest judicial arm of the

Union) refuses to treat them in that way: in the consecutive cases brought

before it in the early 1960s, premising that the Community constitutes a new

legal order, the Court has established two principles on which the

Community/EU law stands: its direct effect and supremacy. This paper tried to

show the hybrid features of the EC or EU law, together with comments on

The Treaty of Lisbon Amending the Treaty on European Union and the

Treaty Establishing the European Community, concluded in 2007 and going

through country-by-country ratifications. And, finally, the writer thought about

some lessons we could get from the experiences of the European integration.
ISSN
1598-222X
Language
English
URI
http://lawi.snu.ac.kr/

https://hdl.handle.net/10371/10240
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College of Law/Law School (법과대학/대학원)The Law Research Institute (법학연구소) 법학법학 Volume 49, Number 1/4 (2008)
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