Many constitutions in Europe allocate legislative powers to regions, a federal government and the European Union. This allocation has become more dynamic, and there are now non-hierarchical allocations. Using the term "Parallel Legislative Powers," Marcus Hahn-Lorber examines these based on German and Scottish constitutional law.
Many constitutions in Europe allocate legislative powers to regions, a federal government and the European Union. This allocation has become more dynamic, and there are now non-hierarchical allocations. Using the term "Parallel Legislative Powers," Marcus Hahn-Lorber examines these based on German and Scottish constitutional law.
Marcus Hahn-Lorber
Marcus Hahn-Lorber: Geboren 1983; Studium der Rechtswissenschaften an den Universitäten Düsseldorf und Edinburgh (LL.M.); 2013 bis 2015 Referent im Wissenschaftlichen Dienst des schleswig-holsteinischen Landtages, seit 2015 Richter (Verwaltungsgericht Gelsenkirchen).
Gesetzgebungskompetenzen Bundesstaat Devolution Föderalismus