Europe’s New Frontiers

Leone Niglia is Professor of Law at Sapienza, University of Rome, Italy.

• 1. Prologue: Between Constitutionalism and Crisis Governance: Three Perspectives, Leone Niglia (University of Rome, Italy)Part 1: Four Declinations of Crisis Governance Constitutionalism: Legalistic, Ordo-liberal, Democratic/Social State, Reflexive 2. EU Crises Governance and ‘Evolutionary Constitutionalism’ in a Multipolar World of ‘Permacrises’, Ulrich Petersmann (European University Institute, Italy)3. Neo-Ordo-Liberalism by Other Means: The Economic Constitution of the European Union Revisited, Agustín José Menendez (Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain)4. The Structure of Crisis Governance Through Constitutionalism: The New Legitimation Crisis and the Promise of a “Constitutionally Reflexive Governance” in Conditions of “Debt Constitutionalisation”, Leone Niglia (University of Rome, Italy)Part 2: Crisis Governance Constitutionalism: The Public Sphere and the Normative Political Dimensions 5. Post-Constitutional Crisis, Democratic Governance and the European Public Spheres: on the Concept of EU Constitutional Democracy, Jirí Pribán (Cardiff University, UK)6. Born out of Crisis? ‘Emergency Europe’ and the Question of Intertemporal Conflict Management in Constitutional Governance, Ming-Sung Kuo (University of Warwick, UK)Part 3: Crisis Governance Constitutionalism and the Perspectives of Experimentalist and of Public Goods’ Governance Theories (Political Science and Economics) 7. Governing the European Union’s Recovery and Resilience Facility: National Ownership and Performance-Based Financing in Theory and Practice, Jonathan Zeitlin (European University Institute, Italy) and David Jonas Bokhorst (European University Institute, Italy) and Edgars Eihmanis (University of Tartu, Estonia)8. European Public Goods: Concept, Identification, and Governance, Armin Steinbach (HEC Paris, France) 9. Governance Theories ‘on Trial’: On A-Constitutionality: Constitutional Dilemmas in EU Crisis Governance, Leone Niglia (University of Rome, Italy)10. Conclusive Remarks: Between Crisis, Constitutionalism, Governance and Democracy, Leone Niglia (University of Rome, Italy)