This collection of essays considers the extent to which Joseph Weiler's thinking on the nature of European law holds today.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Transformation of Europe J. H. H. Weiler; Introduction: the transformation of Europe twenty-five years after Miguel Maduro and Marlene Wind; 1. The transformation of Europe revisited: civilising interstatal relations Gráinne de Búrca; 2. Disequilibrium and disconnect: on Weiler's (still robust) theory of European transformation Peter L. Lindseth; 3. Joseph Weiler and the experience of law Julio Baquero Cruz; 4. The transformation of Europe in US legal academia and its legacy in the field of private law Daniela Caruso; 5. A European half-life? A retrospective on Joseph Weiler's The Transformation of Europe Neil Walker; 6. On the past and future of the transformation of Europe. Law, governance, rights and politics in the EU evolution Gianluigi Palombella; 7. Assessing the transformation of Europe: a view from political science R. Daniel Keleman and Alec Stone Sweet; 8. The Lisbon Treaty as a response to transformation's democratic skepticism Armin van Bogdandy; 9. Joseph Weiler, Eric Stein and the transformation of constitutional law Daniel Halberstam; 10. Perils of unity, promise of union Kalypso Nicolaïdis; 11. Unity and community: a tale of two monsters and one unanswered question Alexander Somek; 12. How transformative is the European project? Türküler Isiksel; 13. The transformation of Europe: loyalty lost, democracy lost? Franz C. Mayer; 14. The transformation of private law Hans W. Micklitz; 15. The transformation of Europe - and of selective exit twenty-five years after Marlene Wind; 16. Europe transformed. Exit, voice ... and loyalty? Miguel Maduro; 17. The transformation of Europe revisited - the things that do not transform J. H. H. Weiler.
Transformation of Europe J. H. H. Weiler; Introduction: the transformation of Europe twenty-five years after Miguel Maduro and Marlene Wind; 1. The transformation of Europe revisited: civilising interstatal relations Gráinne de Búrca; 2. Disequilibrium and disconnect: on Weiler's (still robust) theory of European transformation Peter L. Lindseth; 3. Joseph Weiler and the experience of law Julio Baquero Cruz; 4. The transformation of Europe in US legal academia and its legacy in the field of private law Daniela Caruso; 5. A European half-life? A retrospective on Joseph Weiler's The Transformation of Europe Neil Walker; 6. On the past and future of the transformation of Europe. Law, governance, rights and politics in the EU evolution Gianluigi Palombella; 7. Assessing the transformation of Europe: a view from political science R. Daniel Keleman and Alec Stone Sweet; 8. The Lisbon Treaty as a response to transformation's democratic skepticism Armin van Bogdandy; 9. Joseph Weiler, Eric Stein and the transformation of constitutional law Daniel Halberstam; 10. Perils of unity, promise of union Kalypso Nicolaïdis; 11. Unity and community: a tale of two monsters and one unanswered question Alexander Somek; 12. How transformative is the European project? Türküler Isiksel; 13. The transformation of Europe: loyalty lost, democracy lost? Franz C. Mayer; 14. The transformation of private law Hans W. Micklitz; 15. The transformation of Europe - and of selective exit twenty-five years after Marlene Wind; 16. Europe transformed. Exit, voice ... and loyalty? Miguel Maduro; 17. The transformation of Europe revisited - the things that do not transform J. H. H. Weiler.
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