Resisting the European Court of Justice: West Germany's Confrontation with European Law, 1949-1979 Book

1. Between sovereignty and integration: West Germany, European integration, and the constitutionalization of European law; 2. Conditional acceptance or accepted condition? West German legal academia and the constitutionalization of European law, 1949–1979; 3. National vs. supranational: West German public opinion towards the constitutionalization of European law, 1949–1979; 4. Competition and competencies: the West German government's response to the constitutionalization of European law, 1949–1979; 5. Dealing with the fallout: German and European responses to the Solange decision; 6. Legal integration in Europe, the US, and beyond.