Von Bologna über Brüssel nach Lissabon.

Zusatztext

'From Bologna via Brussels to Lisbon' Law, a specific element of European culture and imparted by the University of Bologna, the early centre of jurisprudence, after World War II was considered instrumental for preserving peace through European integration in a community of originally six, now twenty-eight member states, based on a series of treaties, especially those of Rome 1957, Maastricht 1992 and, most recently, Lisbon 1997. The present publication points out the European Union with its headquarters in Brussels is not only an economic and monetary union but also one of law and values that has set up an area of freedom, security and justice for all its citizens and those who engage in activities governed by Union law.

Autorenportrait

Herbert Schambeck received his PhD in 1958 and habilitated in 1964 at the faculty of law in Vienna. Until his retirement in 2002 he was Professor of Public Law, Political Sciences and Legal Philosophy at the University of Linz. He is member of the Academies of Science in Padua, Madrid, Düsseldorf, Milan, Vatican, and Rom. From 1969 to 1997 he was member of the Federal Assembly of Austria, from 1975 on in presidential function.

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