Public Law
Objectives
I. Specific training in research methodologies based on inter-active conferences, seminars and workshops.
II. Objectives and competences defined taking into account the choices and the profile of the candidates.
III. Reports of the inter-active conferences, seminars and workshops prepared by the students and participants in the Course.
IV. Techniques of investigation and writing of texts.
V. Guidance and other non-technical support in the preparation of research projects.
VI. To promote, advise and facilitate relations between students and participants in the Course, assisting in the interaction and relationship with other services of the Faculty, in particular, with the technical research team within the CEDIS and the Library of the Faculty of Law of the Universidade Nova de Lisboa.
General characterization
Code
22108
Credits
20
Responsible teacher
Helena Pereira de Melo
Hours
Weekly - 2
Total - 26
Teaching language
English
Prerequisites
Not Applicable
Bibliography
I. National
QUEIROZ, Cristina, Direito Constitucional Internacional, 2ª ed., Petrony, 2016.
QUEIROZ, Cristina, Direito Público Comparado, Filosofia do Direito e Relações Internacionais, Tomo I, Lisboa: Petrony, 2018.
MEDEIROS, Rui, A Constituição Portuguesa num contexto global, Lisboa: Universidade Católica, 2015.
MOREIRA, Vital, "Respublica" Europeia. Estudos de Direito Constitucional da União Europeia, Coimbra: Coimbra Editora, 2014.
II. International
BOGDANDY, Armin v., e BAST, Jürgen (eds.), Principles of European Constitutional Law, 2ª ed., Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2010.
DELBRÜCK, Jost, Exercising Public Authority Beyond the State: Transnational Democracy and/or Alternative Legitimation Strategies, in: 10 "Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies", 1 (2003), pp. 29 ss.
GRIMM, Dieter, Sovereignty. The Origin and Future of a Political and Legal Concept, Nova Iorque: Columbia University Press, 2015.
ISENSEE, Josef, e KIRCHHOF, Paul (eds.), Handbuch des Staatsrechts der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Tomo XI ("Internationale Bezüge"), 3ª ed., Heidelberga, 2013.
LOUGHLIN, Martin, e DOBNER, Peter (eds.), The Twilight of Constitutionalism?, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2010.
MÖLLERS, Christoph, The Three Branches. A Comparative Model of Separation of Powers, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2013.
MÖLLERS, Christoph, Pouvoir Constituant. Constitution. Constitutionalisation, in: BOGDANDY/BAST (eds.), "Principles of European Constitutional Law", 2ª ed., OxCHARford: Hart Publishing, 2010, pp. 169 ss.
OFFE, Claus, Europe Entrapped, Cambridge: Polity, 2016.
SCHARPF, Fritz W., Legitimacy in the Multi-level European Polity, in: DOBNER/LOUGHLIN (eds.), "The Twilight of Constitutionalism", Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2010, pp. 89 ss.
SCHARPF, Fritz W., Governing in Europe: Effective and Democratic (trad. franc. ?Gouverner l?Europe?), Presses de la Foundation Nationale de Sciences Politiques, 2000.
TUORI, Kaarlo, e TUORI, Klaus, The Eurozone Crisis. A Constitutional Analysis, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2014.
III. Legislation
Portuguese Republic Constitution
National Defense Statute
National Defense Strategic Concept
Emergency Powers
IV. Jurisprudence
I. Constitutional Court
II. Court of Justice of the European Union
III. German Federal Constitutional Court/english version
V. Internet sites
Verfassungsblog: https://verfassungsblog.de.
Social Europe: www.socialeurope.eu.
The European Republic: https://europeandemocracylab.org.
Teaching method
In accordance with the objectives and competences defined in the Faculty rules and regulations, students should prepare a final evaluation scientific report.
Evaluation method
In accordance with the objectives and competences defined in the Faculty rules and regulations, students should prepare a final evaluation scientific report.
Subject matter
CONSTITUTIONAL INTERNATIONAL LAW
Introduction
I. Constitutional International Law
II. Universalism, particularism and the legitimacy of the public order beyond the state
III. Strategies to respond to the challenges of globalization
IV. Constitutional Law in the European and global context
V. Constitutional dimensions of Foreign Policy