Agustín José Menéndez Livres

Focusing on the European Union's unique constitution, this study delves into the complex constitutional issues that have emerged since its formation. It highlights the EU's pluralist nature and provides insights into significant reform processes, particularly during Laeken and Lisbon. By drawing parallels with Canadian constitutional experiences, the authors present a comprehensive history of European constitutional law, underpinned by a new theory of constitutional synthesis, making it essential for those interested in European integration theory and practice.

Exploring the philosophical and ethical foundations of taxation, this book delves into the rationale behind tax systems and their implications for society. It examines various perspectives on justice, equity, and economic efficiency, providing a critical analysis of how taxes can be justified in a modern context. The author engages with historical and contemporary debates, offering insights into the moral responsibilities of citizens and governments. Through a thorough exploration of theory and practice, the work aims to foster a deeper understanding of the role of taxes in shaping societal values and governance.