Titlebook: Drafting the EU Charter; Rights, Legitimacy a Justus Schönlau Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005

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Legitimacy and Fundamental Rights,eans (see also Chapter 3). One problem in this exercise, however, was the apparent failure by the authors of the Cologne mandate to recognise how much political dynamite was contained in their proposal. The EU was a complex of overlapping systems of rights, and rights protection, both legally and po

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Drafting the Charter in the Convention, state or government). The Charter Convention not only broadened and publicised this debate, but it also found a number of new solutions to old problems, and most importantly established the Convention method as a new tool for debating issues of ‘constitutional’ significance for the EU.

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Testing with the Windows Registry state or government). The Charter Convention not only broadened and publicised this debate, but it also found a number of new solutions to old problems, and most importantly established the Convention method as a new tool for debating issues of ‘constitutional’ significance for the EU.

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Exact symbolic models for verificationU? What should it do for whom? How can it act effectively and efficiently? How can it involve its people in the processes of decision-making? Satisfactory answers to all these questions at every given stage of integration are indispensable if the Union and its activities are to be acceptable to its

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Legitimacy and Fundamental Rights,rtain rights and the legitimacy of the European Union.. Paul Craig expressed a similar view when he stated that ‘[t]he most obvious reason’ for the EU to develop its own regime of fundamental rights protection ‘is that it enhances the Community’s legitimacy … The greater the powers of the Community,