The case against enforcing the Article 2 TEU values independently

This post challenges the idea that Art. 2 TEU can serve as an autonomous legal basis for enforcement. Using Case C-769/22 as a starting point, it argues that Art. 2 is not self-executing but requires a link to specific Treaty provisions within the material scope of EU law.

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2025-03-31
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https://doi.org/10.21428/9885764c.568f5c0e
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Taxation and Legal Issues
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The case against enforcing the Article 2 TEU values independently

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The case against enforcing the Article 2 TEU values independently

Benedikt Riedl
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Abstract

This post challenges the idea that Art. 2 TEU can serve as an autonomous legal basis for enforcement. Using Case C-769/22 as a starting point, it argues that Art. 2 is not self-executing but requires a link to specific Treaty provisions within the material scope of EU law.

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Taxation and Legal Issues
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