Předmět European Law in the Czech-EU Context (HSSC2)

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Sylabus

Outline of the Course1. The evolution of EC/EUEvolution of three Communities • Evolution of the EU • Structure of the EU after Lisbon Treaty2. Basic methods and principles of EU system of governanceSupranationalism • Intergovernmentalism • Division of powers3. The EU and its Member StatesBecoming a Member State • The membership’s rights and duties • Enhanced co-operation4. The EU-citizenshipAn individual in the focus of the EU law • The legal substance of the EU citizenship • The EU Charter of fundamental rights5. The system of EU lawDefinition, Autonomy • Sources • General principles6. The decision-making processInstitutions and their powers • Ordinary legislative procedure • Issue of democratic deficicit • Role of national Parliaments7. The law of Internal MarketMain principles • Free movement of goods, capital and payments • Free movement of workers and students • Free movement of services and right of establishment8. The EU competition law and policyCartels • Abuse of dominant position • Merger control • State aids • Enforcement9. The Economic and monetary union and single currencyHistorical outline • Monetary policy • Budgetary policy • Single currency - EURO • Convergence criteria • European Central Bank10. The EU budget and selected EU policiesEU budget - sources and spending • EU budgetary procedure • Common agriculture policy11. The Area of freedom, security and justiceBorder controls, asylum and immigration • Judicial cooperation in civil matters • Police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters12. The European judicial system - The Court of JusticeStructure, tasks and jurisdiction • Position in the EU institutional balance • Procedures and rules13. The European judicial system and national courtsDialogue through Preliminary ruling procedure • Methods of interpretation of EU law • Cases14. The application and enforcement of the EU law by the national courts and administrationsDirect applicability of EU law • Supremacy of EU law • Principles of loyalty and effect utile15. The EU DirectivesStructure • Transposition • Consequences of improper transposition16. The constitutional dimension of EU lawthe process of constitutionalisation • The failed institutional reform under the Treaty on Constitution for Europe • The Treaty of Lisbon17. The accession of the Czech Republic to the EUThe European clause of the Constitution • The Treaty on Accession • The leading "European" cases of the Czech courtsReading listZEMÁNEK Jiří, KRÁL Richard, TOMÁŠEK Michal: Course planner and materialswww.europa.eu (Selected documents)J. STEINER, L. WOODS: EU Law, 10th edition, Oxford University Press, 2009

Garant

doc. JUDr. Richard Král, LL.M., Ph.D.JUDr. Ing. Jiří Zemánek, CSc.prof. JUDr. PhDr. Michal Tomášek, DrSc.

Vyučující

doc. JUDr. Richard Král, LL.M., Ph.D.prof. JUDr. PhDr. Michal Tomášek, DrSc.JUDr. Ing. Jiří Zemánek, CSc.