Category: ECJ

Constitutional Law, Dublin III, ECJ, Immigration and Asylum, Self-Promotion

The FAZ Publishes My Review of ‘Die Zauberlehrlinge’

Andrew Hammel

I wrote a German version of my review of 'Die Zauberlehrlinge' for the FAZ, available here. Most of the arguments were already previewed in English in this blog post, but the piece benefited a great deal from some careful revisions and editing. I hope you enjoy it. There's been plenty of interesting discussion of the… Continue reading The FAZ Publishes My Review of ‘Die Zauberlehrlinge’

Constitutional Law, Dublin III, ECJ, European Law, Federal Constitutional Court, Immigration and Asylum, Policy

‘Die Zauberlehrlinge’: Plausible Answers to Not Very Important Questions

Andrew Hammel

Die Zauberlehrlinge (The Sorcerer's Apprentices) is a new book on the German response to the European asylum crisis. It has two authors: Maximilian Steinbeis, editor of Verfassungsblog, a site featuring commentary "on matters constitutional" by left-of-center academics, and Stephan Detjen (g) who is currently Chief Correspondent of Deutschlandradio, a nationwide public-radio station. This post is a… Continue reading ‘Die Zauberlehrlinge’: Plausible Answers to Not Very Important Questions