Michael Longo demonstrates and substantiates the arguments for and against constitutionalization through the development of a theoretical framework drawing on theories and empirical research in both law and political science to understand this new process of European integration.
Michael Longo demonstrates and substantiates the arguments for and against constitutionalization through the development of a theoretical framework drawing on theories and empirical research in both law and political science to understand this new process of European integration.
Michael Longo is Senior Lecturer in the School of Law and a Research Associate with the Centre for Strategic Economic Studies both at Victoria University, Australia. He is also a Fellow in the Contemporary Europe Research Centre at The University of Melbourne, Australia.
Inhaltsangabe
Contents: Introduction The European constitutional discourse: lawyers, political scientists and constitutional development The legal dialogue and its ramifications Constitutional dynamics The forces and processes shaping the EU The constitutional imperative The European Union's legitimacy Conclusion Bibliography Index.
Contents: Introduction The European constitutional discourse: lawyers, political scientists and constitutional development The legal dialogue and its ramifications Constitutional dynamics The forces and processes shaping the EU The constitutional imperative The European Union's legitimacy Conclusion Bibliography Index.
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