TY  - JOUR
T1  - El mercado en la doctrina de la Constitución como ciencia de la cultura: las aportaciones de Peter Häberle
A1  - Miccù, Roberto
PB  - Junta de Andalucía: Instituto Andaluz de Administración Pública
YR  - 2010
UL  - http://biblioteca.ararteko.eus/Record/dialnet-ar-18-ART0000386580
AB  - The author in this essay reinterprets the scope and meaning of «market» in the «new»
European economic constitution, with regard to the value and objectives stated in
the Treaty of Lisbon. In this regard, the Treaty of Lisbon, states (art. 3 TUE): «The
Union shall establish an internal market» and «It shall work for the sustainable development
of Europe based on balanced economic growth and price stability, a highly
competitive social market economy, aiming at full employment and social progress,
and a high level of protection and improvement of the quality of the environment. It
shall promote scientific and technological advance». If we add all the purposes which
derive from the principle of subsidiarity, such as: «an economic, social and territorial
cohesion, and solidarity among Member States» and the fight against «social
exclusion and discrimination», «social justice and protection, equality between women
and men» and «solidarity between generations», we can deduce that the primary
purposes of the Union do not have an economic character, as before, but rather that
the Union seems to have a «program» similar to that of states. To this regard, the
author emphasizes the meaning and importance of reflection by Peter Häberle and
his theory of constitutional law as «Science of Culture» with regard to an European
Economic Constitution in order to develop a new concept of market in the juridical
sense. From this theoretical perspective, the Constitutional State should be founded
on the primacy of the constitution, considered, not only as a normative act of the
State, but the base of the system and as the result of open and dynamic dialectical
processes, hence the crisis of a mechanistic conception of constituent power.
KW  - Constitución económica europea
KW  - mercado jurídico europeo
KW  - Constitución
KW  - Estado constitucional
KW  - Derecho constitucional como Ciencia de la Cultura
KW  - Tratado de Lisboa
KW  - «multilevel constitucionalism»
KW  - European Economic Constitution
KW  - European juridical market
KW  - Constitution
KW  - State Constitution
KW  - Constitutional Law as a «Science of Culture
KW  - Lisbon Treaty
KW  - multilevel constitutionalism
ER  -