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=001  INLIS000000000009560
=005  20200508204848
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=020    $$a 978-1-107-18449-7
=035    $0010-0520009560
=041    $$a eng
=082    $$a 343
=084    $$a 343/CON/C
=100    $$a Thomas Beukers [editor]
=245    $$a Constitutional Change Through Euro-Crisis Law
=250    $$a Cet.1
=260    $$a New York $b Cambridge University Press $c 2017
=300    $$a v 344 p 23cm
=520    $$a The paper analyses the impact of Euro Crisis Law - the legal instruments adopted at European or international level in reaction to the Eurozone crisis - on the legal and constitutional structures in the Czech Republic. It shows that while the Czech Republic has absented from most of the Euro Crisis Law, it has nevertheless chosen or discussed very similar measures to stabilise its public finances. There are structural and political reasons for the reluctance to commit to the ESM, the Fiscal Compact, or the Banking Union.
=650    $$a Constitutional law European Union countries