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June 12, 2026German Law JournalOpen Access

National Party Bans Under EU Law

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MSMiriam Schuler

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This article explores how EU law addresses national party bans, highlighting implications for democratic values in member states.

Key Points

  • Examine how EU law relates to national bans on political parties and under what conditions it might apply.
  • Analyzed the proposed ban of the AfD as a case study
  • Discussed the application of EU law to national party bans during elections and internal contexts
  • Identified specific standards national party bans must meet under EU law.
  • EU law is applicable to national party bans in the context of European Parliament elections and internal matters.
  • EU law permits certain militant democratic measures, like party bans, under conditions aligned with article 2 TEU values.
  • Established criteria for national party bans to ensure compliance with EU democratic principles.

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Miriam Schuler (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2ba4d68101cf8926f032b4https://doi.org/10.1017/glj.2026.10217
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