Published by De Gruyter

Volume 2 Issue 2

Issue of ICL Journal

Contents
Journal Overview

Publicly Available February 9, 2017

Preface

February 9, 2017

Accountability, Constitutional Reform and Minority Rights

Harald Eberhard, Konrad Lachmayer

Page range: 76-76

Articles

February 9, 2017

Accountability in the EU's Multilevel System of Governance – Taking Political Science Seriously

Peter Slominski

Page range: 77-91

February 9, 2017

Introduction to the Study of the Law of the Austrian Federal Constitution

Anna Gamper

Page range: 92-111

February 9, 2017

Constitutional Reform 2008 in Austria

Harald Eberhard, Konrad Lachmayer

Page range: 112-123

Constitutional Developments in Austria

February 9, 2017

FOCUS: The Constitutional Framework of Minority Protection in Austria – Some Introductory Comments

Joseph Marko

Page range: 124-130

February 9, 2017

State Treaty of Vienna; Article 7 subpara. 3 first sentence represents a special provision in favour of and for the protection of linguistic minorities and provides a subjective right that is grounded in public law

Marianne Pasterk-Reisinger

Page range: 131-134

February 9, 2017

Minority rights of the Slovene minority in Carinthia: Placement of bilingual signs for municipal units (Ortschaften) with 10% (previously 25%) minority population

Michaela Salamun

Page range: 135-140

February 9, 2017

Rights of minorities and place name signs

Valerie Leskovar

Page range: 141-145

February 9, 2017

Bilingual Topography: Differences between German and Slovenian Place Names in Size are Unconstitutional

Alexander Klingenbrunner

Page range: 146-148

Book Reviews

February 9, 2017

Walter Lippmann, Liberty and the News, Princeton University Press, 2007, first published 1920, new foreword by Ronald Steel and new afterword by Sydney Blumenthal, ISBN 978-0-691-13480-2, XXI + 92 pp

Henn-Jüri Uibopuu

Page range: 149-150

February 9, 2017

David Bilchitz, Poverty and Fundamental Rights: The Justification and Enforcement of Socio-Economic Rights, Oxford University Press, 2007, ISBN 978-0-19-920491-5, 279 pp

Gregor Heißl

Page range: 151-153

About this journal

Objective
The Vienna Journal on International Constitutional Law (ICL Journal) is dedicated to the advancement of legal knowledge in the field of International Constitutional Law. Advised by a body of distinguished jurists the Journal publishes high-standard peer-reviewed contributions by scholars and legal professionals from around the globe. 　

Topics

European Constitutional Law
Public International Law
Constitutionalization of International Law
Internationalization of Constitutional Law
Migration of Constitutional Ideas
Legal Theory
Comparative Constitutional Law

By linking these select perspectives the Journal endorses an approach towards a coherent understanding of International Constitutional Law, thus preparing the ground for novel answers to the challenges of a changing global legal framework. The Journal addresses the global scientific community, scholars and researchers in various disciplines working in the field of International Constitutional Law. Moreover, the Journal provides information on recent constitutional developments relevant to practitioners as well as academics, particularly by monitoring the case law of Constitutional Courts in Central and Eastern Europe.

Article formats
Research articles, notes & essays, reports, book reviews.

Volume 2 Issue 2

Issue of ICL Journal

Inhalt

Accountability, Constitutional Reform and Minority Rights

Accountability in the EU's Multilevel System of Governance – Taking Political Science Seriously

Introduction to the Study of the Law of the Austrian Federal Constitution

Constitutional Reform 2008 in Austria

FOCUS: The Constitutional Framework of Minority Protection in Austria – Some Introductory Comments

State Treaty of Vienna; Article 7 subpara. 3 first sentence represents a special provision in favour of and for the protection of linguistic minorities and provides a subjective right that is grounded in public law

Minority rights of the Slovene minority in Carinthia: Placement of bilingual signs for municipal units (Ortschaften) with 10% (previously 25%) minority population

Rights of minorities and place name signs

Bilingual Topography: Differences between German and Slovenian Place Names in Size are Unconstitutional

Walter Lippmann, Liberty and the News, Princeton University Press, 2007, first published 1920, new foreword by Ronald Steel and new afterword by Sydney Blumenthal, ISBN 978-0-691-13480-2, XXI + 92 pp

David Bilchitz, Poverty and Fundamental Rights: The Justification and Enforcement of Socio-Economic Rights, Oxford University Press, 2007, ISBN 978-0-19-920491-5, 279 pp