Azoulai, L: Question of Competence in the European Union

Loic Azoulai: On the Concepts of Competence and Federal Order of Competences in the EU Legal Order; Part I: The Reference to Federalism; 1 Olivier Beaud: The Allocation of Competences in a Federation; 2 Guillaume Tusseau: Theoretical Deflation: The EU Order of Competences and Power-Conferring Norms Theory; Part II: The Allocation of Competences in EU Practice; 3 Marise Cremona: Allocation of Competences in the field of External Relations; 4 Roland Bieber: Allocation of Economic Policy Competences in the EU; 5 Giorgio Monti: Legislative and Executive Competences in Competition Law; 6 Hans-W. Micklitz: The Forgotten Dimension of Private Law; Part. III: The ECJ and the Question of Competence; 7 Christiaan Timmermans: ECJ doctrines on Competences; 8 Lena Boucon: EU Law and Retained Powers of Member States; 9 Edouard Dubout: The Protection of Fundamental Rights and the Allocation of Competences in the EU: A Clash of Constitutional Logics; Part. IV: Political and Legal Limits to EU Competences; 10 Robert Schutze: Limits to Union's Internal Market Competence(s): Constitutional Comparisons; 11 Xavier Groussot & Sanja Bogojevic: Subsidiarity as a Procedural Safeguard to Federalism; 12 Francois-Xavier Millet: The Respect for National Constitutional Identity in the European Legal Space: An Approach to Federalism as Constitutionalism

Loic Azoulai holds the chair of European Law at the European University Institute. He is codirector of the Academy of European Law and of the Centre for Judicial Cooperation both hosted at the European University Institute. He is on leave from University of Pantheon-Assas Paris II where he is a Professor of Public Law. He has published on a wide range of questions related to European Union Law.