The many constitutions of europe/ edited by Kaarlo Tuori

Part I Multi-Dimensionality of European Constitutionalism: The many constitutions of Europe, Kaarlo Tuori; A default constitutionalism? A disquieting note on Europe's many constitutions, Emilios Christodoulidis; Constitutionalism and the multi-coded treaties of the EU: changing the concepts of constitutionality, Inger-Johanne Sand; Constitutional ideal types in the global age: a sociological review, Sabine Frerichs. Part II Aspects of the Economic Constitution: European competition law: catalyst of integration and convergence, Milene Wegmann; Failures or ideological preconceptions? Thoughts on two grand projects: the European constitution and the European civil code, Hans-W. Micklitz. Part III Aspects of the Political Constitution: Multilevel constitutionalism: looking beyond the German debate, Neil Walker; European constitutionalism and the democratic design of European governance: rethinking directly deliberative polyarchy and reflexive constitutionalism, Stijn Smismans; Could the Court of Justice have done differently?, Suvi Sankari. Part IV Aspects of the Social Constitution: Social constitution in historical perspective: Hugo Sinzheimer in the Weimar context, Sakari HAnninen; Social rights and market freedom in the European constitution: a re-appraisal, Stefano Giubboni; Constitutional issues in European health policy and practice, Meri Koivusalo