Perspectives of the Nice Treaty and the Intergovernmental Conference in 2004 / Dimitris Melissas, Ingolf Pernice (eds.)

Dimitris Tsatsos: The Treaty of Nice, a failure which can only be remedied by means of an effective and properly implemented post-- Nice process. Vilenas Vadapalas: Delimitation of competencies between the European Union and the Member States: a look from a candidate country. Argyris G. Passas and Dionysis G. Dimitrakopoulos: The Treaty of Nice, the presumed and of incrementalism and future of the European Union. Jacqueline Dutheil de la Rochere: The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights. Stefan Griller: Primacy of Community Law: A hiden agenda of the Charter of Fundamental Rights. George Papadimitiou: The Charter of Fundamental Rights. A landmark in the institutional maturity of the European Union. Jiri Zemanek: Anticipating the Role of Czech Parliament as a Decision-- maker in EU-- affairs. Ingolf Pernice: The role of the National Parliaments in the European Union. Francesso Maiani: The Role of National Parliaments in EU Legislative Procedures -- Reform Perspectives. Mads Adenas: Can Europe have a Constitution? Or how can the obstacles to a European Constitution be overcome in the different legal traditions? Antonio Lopez Pina: Nice -- or a reflection upon the difficulties to progress in the European integration under the present iron law of oligarchy. Dimitris Melissas: The Fischer proposals of a European Constitution in view of the 2004 Intergovernment Conference.