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DESCRIPTION:Moynihan European Research Centers and the Department of Politi
 cal Science Present:Turkuler IsikselAssistant Professor at the Department 
 of Political Science at Columbia UniversityMarket Freedoms and Constitutio
 nalism in the European UnionDr. Isiksel’s talk will examine the status of 
 fundamental rights norms within the European Union's supranational legal s
 ystem\, arguing that the concept of “fundamental freedoms” illustrates the
  EU's distinctive constitutional logic. Although the protection of individ
 ual rights is a prominent element of modern constitutional rule\, the EU's
  regime of fundamental freedoms promotes a narrower goal\, namely that of 
 market integration. The talk is based on Dr. Isiksel’s book manuscript\, “
 Europe's Functional Constitution: A Theory of Constitutionalism Beyond the
  State.”Lunch will be provided.
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SUMMARY:MERC and the Department of Political Science present:Turkuler Isiks
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Moynihan European Research Centers and the 
 Department of Political Science Present:<br><br>Turkuler Isiksel<br>Assist
 ant Professor at the Department of Political Science at Columbia Universit
 y<br><br>Market Freedoms and Constitutionalism in the European Union<br><b
 r>Dr. Isiksel’s talk will examine the status of fundamental rights norms w
 ithin the European Union's supranational legal system\, arguing that the c
 oncept of “fundamental freedoms” illustrates the EU's distinctive constitu
 tional logic. Although the protection of individual rights is a prominent 
 element of modern constitutional rule\, the EU's regime of fundamental fre
 edoms promotes a narrower goal\, namely that of market integration. The ta
 lk is based on Dr. Isiksel’s book manuscript\, “Europe's Functional Consti
 tution: A Theory of Constitutionalism Beyond the State.”<br><br>Lunch will
  be provided.</p>
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