Přednost práva EU ve vztahu k vnitrostátním právním řádům členských států

This bachelor thesis deals with the topic of primacy of EU law in relation to national legal systems of member states. The aim of the thesis is to clarify the issue of the primacy of EU law over the national legal systems of the member states using methods of description and analysis. Furthermore, with the use of comparative method, compare how attitudes in selected Member States to the threat of sovereignty differ. Last but not least, the aim is to find answer to the key question of whether the sovereignty of the member states is really threatened. The thesis focuses on the activities of national courts and the Court of Justice of the EU. The work is concerned with historical and current judgements concerning the conflict between Union law and the law of the member states. It also compares the positions of the constitutional courts of the member states on the principle of primacy and examines the differences in the perception of this principle against the EU institutions. In the end, it deals with how the EU's action is perceived in individual states and whether states lose their sovereignty as a result of this activity.