| Summary: | My doctoral thesis is aimed, as its title already indicates, at a constructive analysis of selected legal and economic aspects of the single European currency - the Euro, with emphasis on the legal features of the topic. The principal goal of my dissertation has been twofold: primarily to confirm, on the basis of my own analysis, my initial hypothesis stemming from the assumption that within the very construction of a single European currency, a number of faults have occurred, both from the economic and the legal point of view. During the Euro history, the same rules have been applied in a different manner in different countries joining the Eurozone. This incorrect approach, in my view, made the EMU construction fragile which was later revealed during the Eurozone crisis. My dissertation is further based on the assumption that the current crisis does not mean "crisis of the Euro" as a currency, but that it is a crisis in some of the Eurozone member states. It is therefore doubtful whether the newly adopted measures can be really effective for the sustaining of the single European currency and the EMU in its current state, and to avoid the already existing and/or potential economic problems. With a view to the fact that the doctoral thesis should bring in a creative contribution to the profession,...
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