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the Polish Constitutional Tribunal published the operative part of judgment K 3/21.
With this decision, going well beyond the so-called "Counter-limits", the primacy of
EU law is denied in favor of the recognition of the primacy of the Polish Constitution.
All this opens up the scenario of an unprecedented constitutional crisis in the history
of the integration of the Union. The paper highlights many of the anomalies of decision
K 3/21 by correlating "the Polish gate” - started in 2015 – with the EU law
enforcement
Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian Empire, has seen the recognition of diversified rights according to
the model of non-territorial autonomy. Likewise, the rights of the groups were the imprint that
distinguished the multinational federations of the former communist bloc. In the individual
independent republics of the East, the model of non-territorial autonomy seems to be the one that is
still privileged to meet the multiple needs of a particularly composed social body. Following the various stages of the conception and application of this model, the contribution aims to identify the
possible use of the same for today's challenges of the integration of immigrants into
liberal democracies.
From this point of view, therefore, the EU is seen as an entity that is the principal enemy of the sovereignty of states capable of feeding independentist and secessionist movements.
The purpose of this contribution is to analyze the relationship between supranational integration, state sovereignty and sub-state autonomy, highlighting the role of European construction in a completely opposite perspective to that of the enemy of state sovereignty.
the Polish Constitutional Tribunal published the operative part of judgment K 3/21.
With this decision, going well beyond the so-called "Counter-limits", the primacy of
EU law is denied in favor of the recognition of the primacy of the Polish Constitution.
All this opens up the scenario of an unprecedented constitutional crisis in the history
of the integration of the Union. The paper highlights many of the anomalies of decision
K 3/21 by correlating "the Polish gate” - started in 2015 – with the EU law
enforcement
Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian Empire, has seen the recognition of diversified rights according to
the model of non-territorial autonomy. Likewise, the rights of the groups were the imprint that
distinguished the multinational federations of the former communist bloc. In the individual
independent republics of the East, the model of non-territorial autonomy seems to be the one that is
still privileged to meet the multiple needs of a particularly composed social body. Following the various stages of the conception and application of this model, the contribution aims to identify the
possible use of the same for today's challenges of the integration of immigrants into
liberal democracies.
From this point of view, therefore, the EU is seen as an entity that is the principal enemy of the sovereignty of states capable of feeding independentist and secessionist movements.
The purpose of this contribution is to analyze the relationship between supranational integration, state sovereignty and sub-state autonomy, highlighting the role of European construction in a completely opposite perspective to that of the enemy of state sovereignty.
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