LIMITATIONS OF FREEDOMS OF THE INTERNAL MARKET IN VIEW OF THE PROTECTION OF CONSTITUTIONAL VALUES OF MEMBER STATES di Edyta Krzysztofik
In the early years of the European Communities, internal market freedoms were regarded as the foundation of integration and the realization of the common market, later internal market, was the highest value. With the development of integration, the strictly economic character of communities was linked with European values. EU’s interest began to focus also on the implementation of individual sphere of the citizen of the EU, and eventually of the individual. At the same time, the distinctiveness of Member States shows more clearly, especially in the context of constitutional values. The development of case law of Constitutional Courts of the Member States illustrates the need to maintain balance between the EU law and constitutional orders of the Member States .