PUBLICATIONS
BOOKS
(2023). Introduction to European Law (Fourth edition). Oxford University Press.
(2021). European Union Law (Third edition). Oxford University Press.
(2021). European Constitutional Law (Third edition). Oxford University Press.
(2020). Introduction to European Law (Third edition). Oxford University Press.
(2018). European Union Law (2nd Edition). Cambridge University Press.
(2017). From International to Federal Market: The Changing Structure of European Law. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
(2015). Introduction to European Law (2nd Edition). Cambridge University Press.
(2015). European Constitutional Law (2nd Edition). Cambridge University Press.
(2015). European Union Law. Cambridge University Press.
(2014). Foreign Affairs and the European Constitution - Selected Essays. Cambridge University Press.
(2012). European Constitutional Law. Cambridge Cambridge University Press.
(2012). An Introduction to European Law. Cambridge University Press.
(2009). From Dual To Cooperative Federalism: The Changing Structure Of European Law. Oxford University Press.
CHAPTER IN BOOK
(2023). 'Fiscal Barriers in the Internal Market' in EU Fiscal Federalism: Past, Present, Future. Alicia Hinarejos and Robert Schütze. Oxford University Press.(2023). 'The Internal Market: A Constitutional Perspective' in Oxford Principles of European Union Law - Volume II: The Internal Market. Oxford University Press.
(2021). 'From Dassonville to Cassis: The Revolution that did not Take Place' in Cassis de Dijon: 40 Years On. Albertina Albors-Llorens, Catherine Barnard & Brigitte Leucht. Hart Publishing. 23-42.
(2020). 'Modelli di "demoi-crazia": l'Europa e la sua Unione' in Parlamenti e democrazia in Europa. Fasone, Lupo, and Vauchez. il Mulino. 77-126.
(2019). 'Foreign Affairs Federalism in the European Union' in Oxford Handbook of Comparative Foreign Relations Law. Curtis Bradley. Oxford University Press. 333-351.
(2019). 'Constitutionalism(s)' in Cambridge Companion to Comparative Constitutional Law. Roger Masterman & Robert Schütze. Cambridge University Press. 40-66.
(2019). 'Third Country Goods in the EU Internal Market' in The Law of the EU Internal Market and the Future of European Integration. Amtenbrink, Davies, Kochenov and Lindeboom. Cambridge University Press. 200-214.
(2018). The ‘Unsettled’ Eighteenth Century: Kant and his Predecessors in Globalisation and Governance: International Problems, European Solutions. Schütze, Robert Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 11-40.
(2018). 'Direct Effects and Indirect Effects of Union Law' in Oxford Principles of European Union Law - Volume I: The European Union Legal Order. Robert Schütze, and Takis Tridimas. Oxford University Press. 265-299.
(2018). 'Introduction: British Federalism?' in The United Kingdom and the Federal Idea. Hart Publishing. 1-26.
(2017). 'Classifying EU Competences: German Constitutional Lessons?' in The Division of Competences between the EU and the Member States. Sacha Garben and Inge Govaere. Hart Publishing. 33-58.
(2017). 'Political Philosophy of Federalism'. In Max Planck Encyclopedia of Comparative Constitutional Law. Wolfrum, Rüdiger, Grote, Rainer & Lachenmann, Frauke
(2015). 'EU Competences: Existence and Exercise'. In Oxford Handbook of European Union Law. Arnull, Tony & Chalmers, Damian Oxford University Press. 75-102.
(2014). 'Constitutionalism and the European Union'. In European Union Law. Barnard, Catherine & Peers, Steve Oxford University Press. 71-96.
(2014). 'Le domaine des compétence d'execution'. In Traité de droit européen. Jean-Bernard Auby & Jacqueline Dutheil de la Rochère Bruylant. 69-86.
(2014). 'Limits to the Union’s “Internal Market” Competence(s)? - Constitutional Comparisons'. In 'The Question of Competence in the European Union'. Azoulai,Loïc Oxford University Press. 215-233.
(2014). 'The "Treaty Power" and Parliamentary Democracy: Comparative Perspectives'. In 'Foreign Affairs and the EU Contitution'. Cambridge University Press. 359-406.
(2014). 'External Union Policies: An Overview'. In Foreign Affairs and the EU Constitution. Cambridge University Press. 407-481.
(2012). 'European Community and Union, Decision-Making and Competences on International Law Issues'. In Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law - Volume III. Wolfrum, Rüdiger, Guhr, Alexandra, Heilmann, Daniel, Kaiser, Karen, Lachenmann, Frauke, Pohlmann, Monika & Reuss, Matthias Oxford Oxford University Press. 814-822.
(2012). 'Federalism as Constitutional Pluralism: Letter from America'. In 'Constitutional Pluralism in the European Union and Beyond'. Avbelj, Mattej & Kommarek, Jan Oxford: Hart Publishing. 185-212.
(2012). 'European Community and Union, Party to International Agreements'. In Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law - Volume III. Wolfrum, Rüdiger, Guhr, Alexandra, Heilmann, Daniel, Kaiser, Karen, Lachenmann, Frauke, Pohlmann, Monika & Reuss, Matthias Oxford Oxford University Press. 860-871.
(2011). 'The "Succession Doctrine" and the European Union'. In A Constitutional Order of States: essays in EU law in honour of Alan Dashwood. Arnull, Anthony, Barnard, Catherine, Dougan, Michael & Spaventa, Eleanor Oxford: Hart Publishing. 459-484.
(2011). 'Constitutional Limits to Delegated Powers'. In The European Union and Global Emergencies. Antoniadis, A., Schütze, Robert. & Spaventa, E Oxford: Hart Publishing. 49-70.
(2011). Introduction: The European Union and Global Emergencies. In The European Union and Global Emergencies. Antoniadis, Antonis, Schütze, Robert & Spaventa, Eleanor Oxford: Hart Publishing. 1-7.
(2011). 'Die Verfassung der "Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika": Föderalismus als (Inter)nationale Ordnung'. In 'Europäischer Föderalismus im Licht der Verfassungsgeschichte'. Bruha, Thomas (ed.) Liechtensteinische Akademische Gesellschaft. 83-116.
(2010). 'Federalism and Foreign Affairs: Mixity as an (Inter)national Phenomenon'. In Mixed Agreements Revisited. Hillion, Christophe & Koutrakos, Panos Oxford: Hart Publishing. 57-86.
(2009). 'On 'Middle Ground': The European Community and Public International Law'. In Highest Courts and the Internationalisation of Law: Challenges and Changes. Muller, Sam & Louth, Marc The Hague: Hague Academic Press. 35-73.
(2009). 'The European Community's Federal Order of Competences: A Retrospective Analysis'. In 50 Years of the European Treaties: Looking Back and Thinking Forward. Dougan, Michael. & Currie, Samantha. Oregon: Hart Publishing. 63-92.
EDITED BOOK
(2023). Oxford Principles of European Union Law - Volume II: The Internal Market. Oxford University Press. Schütze, Robert & Tridimas, Takis
(2023). Landmark Cases in EU Law (2 Volumes). Hart Publishing. Craig, Paul & Schütze, Robert
(2023). EU Fiscal Federalism: Past, Present, Future. Oxford University Press. Hinarejos, Alicia & Schütze, Robert
(2019). The Cambridge Companion to Comparative Constitutional Law. Cambridge University Press. Masterman, Roger & Schütze, Robert
(2018). Governance and Globalisation: International Problems, European Solutions. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Schütze, Robert
(2018). The United Kingdom and the Federal Idea. Oxford: Hart Publishing. Schütze, Robert & Tierney, Stephen
(2018). Oxford Principles of European Union Law - Volume I: The European Union Legal Order. Oxford University Press. Schütze, Robert & Tridimas, Takis
(2018). EU Treaties and Legislation (Second Edition). Cambridge University Press.
(2015). EU Treaties and Legislation. Cambridge University Press.
(2011). The European Union and Global Emergencies. Oxford: Hart Publishing. Antoniadis, A. Schütze, R. & Spaventa, E.
ABOUT
Robert Schütze is a Professor of European and Global Law at Durham University. He is a constitutional scholar with a particular expertise in the law of the European Union and comparative federalism. Outside the Law School, he co-founded the Global Policy Institute with the political scientist Professor David Held. He also teaches at Luiss (Rome) and is a permanent Visiting Professor at the College of Europe (Bruges).
In the past, he has held numerous Visiting Professorships and was a Fulbright-Schuman Fellow at the Centre for European Studies at Harvard University and a Braudel Senior Fellow at the European University Institute. He studied law, political science and sociology in Germany, England and Italy and holds a Ph.D. in European law from the European University Institute and a Ph.D. in political theory from the London School of Economics. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and an academic associate of Cornerstone Chambers.