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Certainly the Vienna Final Act of 1815 tried to stabilize the power structure, aiming to safeguard future peace. However, the efficacy of such agreements was rarely assessed. The system’s insufficiencies were often revealed with each new crisis. War would be the only indicator of failure of the system. Interstate relations solidified first in apolitical areas. Growing economic interdependence and the inception of the Industrial Revolution at the end of the eighteenth century necessitated the coordination of technical regulations to facilitate trade, as bilateral relations alone could not satisfy the need for permanence and reliability (Delbrück 2001: 124–30; 2002b: 405).
17 Nevertheless, it is still difficult to identify a European demos, cf. infra 193. 18 Cf. Häberle 1978: 149 and 167ff. – for the world of 1977. However, his observation remains applicable, it is very likely that even more countries, especially the post-socialist ones, which transformed their form of government or emerged in the 1990s, adopted “open” provisions. 19 Cf. Federal Constitutional Court, Order of 22 March 1983: 370. The Changing State 19 within the state only after it has been transformed (Hillgruber 2004: marginal n.
14 German Federal Constitutional Court, Order of 8 April 1987: 242; Federal Constitutional Court, Judgement of 12 October 1993: 190; cf. Hartley 2003: 157–60 for a brief overview of the Federal Constitutional Court’s famous Maastricht-decision. 15 As far as the members of the EU are concerned, their authority has been eroded to a significant degree (Hobe 1998b: 369–79). 16 European states have responded to their inability to master transboundary problems by creating a supranational order. Certain rights emanating from sovereignty were transferred and bundled at the supranational level in order to create a capable cooperative institution – a process that is a reflection of the development that ultimately lead to the centralization of supreme authority in the modern sovereign state.