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German State Church Law: At the Intersection of Constitution and EU Law

The symposium "German State Church Law: At the Intersection of Constitution and EU Law" brings together leading experts from both academia and practice to explore the current state and future of German state church law. Hosted by the Church Office of the Evangelical Church in Germany (EKD) in Hannover, this two-day event in April 2002 attracted a diverse group of participants. The symposium is a testament to the ongoing dialogue and collaboration between legal scholars, politicians, and church leaders in shaping the legal framework for religious communities in Germany.

The symposium focused on the complex interplay between the German Constitution and European Union (EU) law in the realm of state church law. Key topics included the upcoming reorganization of competencies between the EU and its member states, the protection of constitutional guarantees, and the challenges of harmonizing national and supranational legal frameworks. The event featured esteemed speakers such as Präsident v. Vietinghoff, Hannover, Altmaier, MdB, Berlin, Prof. Brenner, Jena, Prof. Weber, Frankfurt, VRiBAG Schliemann, Erfurt, and BVR a. D. Prof. Kirchhof, Heidelberg. Their insights and analyses provided a comprehensive overview of the current landscape and future prospects of state church law in Germany.

• Expert Insights: Gain access to expert opinions from leading legal scholars and practitioners in the field.
• Practical Relevance: Understand the implications of EU law on German state church law and its impact on religious communities.

One of the key outcomes of the symposium was the consensus among participants that the fundamental guarantees of the German Constitution are unlikely to be undermined by European integration. However, there was a general agreement that it would not be feasible or necessary to ensure the protection of all existing church legal positions under European law. This discussion highlights the delicate balance between national sovereignty and the integration process. This comprehensive symposium serves as an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the intersection of law, religion, and European integration. Whether you are a legal scholar, a member of a religious community, or simply curious about the legal framework governing religious life in Germany, this book offers a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing state church law in the modern world.

• Comprehensive Coverage: Explore the intricate relationship between German state church law, the Constitution, and EU law.
• Practical Relevance: Understand the legal implications of European integration on religious communities in Germany.