Future of EU Constitutionalism

Matej Avbelj is Professor of European Law at the New University, Slovenia.

This book is a magnificent contribution to the EU constitutionalism commentary. Reading it is an opportunity to nurture scholarly thinking on the European Union as an aspirational constitutional project … [H]elpful for both German and foreign specialist audiences open to cross-border legal thinking.

• 1. What Future for EU Constitutionalism? Matej Avbelj (New University, Slovenia)2. The Burden of the European Constitution Neil Walker (University of Edinburgh, UK)3. Common Values, Europe’s Indeterminate Nature and Enduring Sovereignty Alun Gibbs (University of Southampton, UK)4. Values, Constitutionalism and the Viability of European Integration Matej Avbelj (New University, Slovenia)5. Constructive Misunderstandings – How the PSPP Conflict was Eventually Settled and How it Reflects Constitutional Pluralism Mattias Wendel (Leipzig University, Germany)6. Jeffersonian Federalism and Constitutional Conflicts Giuseppe Martinico (Scuola Superiore Sant ’ Anna, Italy)7. The European Union and its Three Constitutional Problems Sacha Garben (College of Europe, Belgium)8. The EU Economic Constitution aft er COVID-19 and ‘Next Generation EU’ Federico Fabbrini (Dublin City University, Ireland)9. Eppur Esiste!: Legitimacy and Longevity in the EU’s Long Decade of Crisis Cormac Mac Amhlaigh (University of Edinburgh, UK)10. As Beyond, So Below: European Sovereignty and Economic Globalisation Daniel Augenstein (Tilburg University, the Netherlands)11. European Sovereignty and Extraterritorial Application of Foreign Legislation Katarina Vatovec (New University, Slovenia)