Leone Niglia is Director of the Centre for European Legal Studies and Reader at the School of Law, University of Exeter.

• 1 Code I . Advent of the European Code Project (1989 to Today) II . Portraying the European Code Project III . Genealogy of the European Code-Text: Of Continuity and Discontinuity in European Legal Thought from Lando’s Principles to the DCFR IV . F unction of the European Code-Text. The Return of Code-based Universalisation and Disciplining V . On the Need to Explore the Codification Phenomenon from the Perspective of the Wider Range of Jurisprudential Forces 2 Jurisprudence I . Introduction II . Development of a Pluralist Private Law out of Classical Jurisprudence III . Pluralism Beyond the State: The Development of a European Private Law Jurisprudence out of Domestic Structures 3 Code vs Jurisprudence I . Regimenting the Living Jurisprudence qua Europe’s Constitutional Pluralism II . Synthesis of the Constitutional Critique 4 Jurisprudence vs Jurisprudence I . Introduction: The View from JurisprudenceII . Conclusion Epilogue I . Of Codification and Critique II . Of Codification and its Poverty

Leone Niglia is Director of the Centre for European Legal Studies and Reader at the School of Law, University of Exeter.

• 1 Code I . Advent of the European Code Project (1989 to Today) II . Portraying the European Code Project III . Genealogy of the European Code-Text: Of Continuity and Discontinuity in European Legal Thought from Lando’s Principles to the DCFR IV . F unction of the European Code-Text. The Return of Code-based Universalisation and Disciplining V . On the Need to Explore the Codification Phenomenon from the Perspective of the Wider Range of Jurisprudential Forces 2 Jurisprudence I . Introduction II . Development of a Pluralist Private Law out of Classical Jurisprudence III . Pluralism Beyond the State: The Development of a European Private Law Jurisprudence out of Domestic Structures 3 Code vs Jurisprudence I . Regimenting the Living Jurisprudence qua Europe’s Constitutional Pluralism II . Synthesis of the Constitutional Critique 4 Jurisprudence vs Jurisprudence I . Introduction: The View from JurisprudenceII . Conclusion Epilogue I . Of Codification and Critique II . Of Codification and its Poverty

Leone Niglia is Director of the Centre for European Legal Studies and Reader at the School of Law, University of Exeter.

• 1 Code I . Advent of the European Code Project (1989 to Today) II . Portraying the European Code Project III . Genealogy of the European Code-Text: Of Continuity and Discontinuity in European Legal Thought from Lando’s Principles to the DCFR IV . F unction of the European Code-Text. The Return of Code-based Universalisation and Disciplining V . On the Need to Explore the Codification Phenomenon from the Perspective of the Wider Range of Jurisprudential Forces 2 Jurisprudence I . Introduction II . Development of a Pluralist Private Law out of Classical Jurisprudence III . Pluralism Beyond the State: The Development of a European Private Law Jurisprudence out of Domestic Structures 3 Code vs Jurisprudence I . Regimenting the Living Jurisprudence qua Europe’s Constitutional Pluralism II . Synthesis of the Constitutional Critique 4 Jurisprudence vs Jurisprudence I . Introduction: The View from JurisprudenceII . Conclusion Epilogue I . Of Codification and Critique II . Of Codification and its Poverty