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Budgethoheit
Budgetary Sovereignty and the Constitution: Foundations of Austrian Budgetary Law This work examines the constitutional foundations of federal budgetary law, with particular attention to international and European law. It begins with the premise that budgetary sovereignty is crucial to both state
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