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Verfassungsblog – On Matters Constitutional

An academic and journalistic open access forum of debate on topical events and developments in constitutional law and politics in Germany, the emerging European constitutional space and beyond.

  • Based in Germany
  • Roughly one post per day
  • First post on

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Month starting Posts
Nov 2022 15
Dec 2022 97
Jan 2023 62
Feb 2023 77
Mar 2023 79
Apr 2023 54
May 2023 93
Jun 2023 83
Jul 2023 67
Aug 2023 37
Sep 2023 67
Oct 2023 74
Nov 2023 72
Dec 2023 82
Jan 2024 69
Feb 2024 104
Mar 2024 92
Apr 2024 117
May 2024 99
Jun 2024 83
Jul 2024 103
Aug 2024 69
Sep 2024 81
Oct 2024 118
Nov 2024 92
Dec 2024 73
Jan 2025 13

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Most recent posts

Miller II, Part II?
Earlier this week, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau held a press conference to announce that he would resign as Prime Minister once a new Liberal leader was selected. He also revealed that he had advised …
On , by Vanessa MacDonnell, 1,939 words
“This Undermines the State’s Promise of Equality”
CDU chancellor candidate Friedrich Merz demanded that individuals with dual citizenship should lose their German nationality if they commit crimes. His proposals have been criticized as a dangerous precedent and as potentially unconstitutional. We spoke …
On , by Dana Schmalz, 2,514 words
„Das sägt am Gleichheitsversprechen“
CDU-Kanzlerkandidat Friedrich Merz fordert, Personen mit doppelter Staatsbürgerschaft die deutsche Staatsbürgerschaft abzuerkennen, wenn diese straffällig geworden sind. Seine Forderungen werden nicht nur als „Dammbruch“, sondern auch als verfassungswidrig kritisiert. Wir haben Dana Schmalz dazu befragt. …
On , by Dana Schmalz, 2,289 words