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Conflict of Laws and Laws of Conflict in Europe and Beyond

Patterns of Supranational and Transnational Juridification

Book | 1st edition 2010 | World | Rainer Nickel
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This book is based on the proceedings from a conference at the European University Institute in Florence. It deals with new approaches to supra- and transnational law generating structures. These new approaches, namely Christian Joerges’ theoretical concept based upon the conflict of laws methodology, and additional ideas of constitutional pluralism and of participatory transnational governance, are discussed from private, public and international law perspectives. They strive to conceptualise – in legal categories – the efforts to re-constitute democratic governing in post-national constellations.

The volume seeks to find new ways for a democratisation of European and transnational governance outside traditional models, and more convincing ways of a European and transnational ‘juridification’ that reconciles democracy, diversity, and social rights.

With contributions by Nina Boeger, Alicia Cebada Romero, Michelle Everson, John Erik Fossum, Christian Joerges, Poul F. Kjaer, Karl-Heinz Ladeur, Miguel Poiares Maduro, John P. McCormick, Jürgen Neyer, Rainer Nickel, Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann, Florian Rödl, Wolf Sauter, Christoph U. Schmid, Gunther Teubner, Ellen Vos and Neil Walker

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Type of product Book
Format Paperback
EAN / ISSN 9789400001237
Series name Ius Commune Europaeum
Weight 740 g
Status Available
Number of pages xxiv + 402 p.
Access to exercice No
Publisher Intersentia
Language English
Publication Date Nov 10, 2010
Available on Jurisquare No
Available on Strada Belgique No
Available on Strada Europe No
Available on Strada Luxembourg No
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  • Table of Contents
  • Introduction
  • Conflict of Laws and Laws of Conflict – An Introduction to the Research Agenda
    Rainer Nickel
  • PART I. DELIBERATIVE SUPRANATIONALISM – LAW AND DEMOCRACY IN THE POST-NATIONAL CONSTELLATION
  • Chapter 1. Habermas on Constitutional and Social Democracy in the European Union
    John P. McCormick
  • Chapter 2. Justice or Democracy? Power and Justification in the EU and other International Organizations
    Jurgen Neyer
  • Chapter 3. Can International Public Goods be Supplied without Multilevel Constitutional Democracy and “Constitutional Justice”?
    Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann
  • Chapter 4. The European Union and “Otherness”: Can The European Union Reinforce Global Justice? A View from International Law
    Alicia Cebada Romero
  • Chapter 5. On “Europe’s American Dream”
    John Erik Fossum
  • Chapter 6. European Citizenship and the Disillusion of the Common Man
    Michelle Everson
  • Chapter 7. About Deliberative Supranationalism, Comitology and other Heroes
    Ellen Vos
  • Chapter 8. The Significance of General Administrative Law for European Administrative Law
    Karl-Heinz Ladeur
  • Chapter 9. Formalisation or De-formalisation through Governance?
    Poul F. Kjaer
  • PART II. TRANSNATIONAL REGULATION AND SOCIETAL CONSTITUTIONALISM: CONFLICT OF LAWS OR LAWS OF CONFLICT?
  • Chapter 10. The Corporate Codes of Multinationals: Company Constitutions Beyond Corporate Governance and Co-determination
    Gunther Teubner
  • Chapter 11. Taking Constitutionalism Beyond the State
    Neil Walker
  • Chapter 12. Transnational Borrowing Among Judges: Towards a Common Core of European and Global Constitutional Law?
    Rainer Nickel
  • Chapter 13. Regime-Collisions, Proceduralised Conflict of Laws and the Unity of the Law: On the Form of Constitutionalism Beyond the State
    Florian Rödl
  • Chapter 14. The Chameleon State. EU Law and the Blurring of the Private/Public Distinction in the Market
    Miguel Poiares Maduro
  • PART III. SOCIAL RIGHTS AND SOCIAL JUSTICE – CAN “THE SOCIAL” SURVIVE EUROPEAN INTEGRATION?
  • Chapter 15. From Effet Utile to Effet Neolibéral A Critique of the New Methodological Expansionism of the European Court of Justice
    Christoph Schmid
  • Chapter 16. Public Service, Autonomy and Community Law
    Nina Boeger
  • Chapter 17. Services of General Economic Interest (SGEI) and Universal Service Obligations (USO) as an EU Law Framework for Curative Health Care
    Wolf Sauter
  • PART IV. CONCLUSIONS
  • Chapter 18. Integration Through Conflicts Law. On the Defence of the European Project by Means of Alternative Conceptualisation of Legal Constitutionalisation
    Christian Joerges