Gloria Golmohammadi is Postdoctoral Researcher at Stockholm University, Sweden.

Golmohammadi offers the first sustained account of the principle of participatory democracy in EU law, tracing Article 11 TEU from its textual architecture to its operation across some of the multiple yet little-known channels of participation in the Union's democratic life. Grounded in rigorous case studies — from the AI Act to the New Migration Pact — and inany comparative national analysis, this book turns an often-invoked but under-theorised principle into a genuine legal category with transnational democratic potential. An indispensable reference for EU constitutional law.

• 1. Introduction2. Participation in Democratic Theory and the Imperatives of Complementarity3. The Principle of Participatory Democracy: Instruments, Obligations, Rights4. Testing the Legal Framework: Case Studies5. Elevating Law-Making to a Participatory Democracy Practice

Gloria Golmohammadi is Postdoctoral Researcher at Stockholm University, Sweden.

Golmohammadi offers the first sustained account of the principle of participatory democracy in EU law, tracing Article 11 TEU from its textual architecture to its operation across some of the multiple yet little-known channels of participation in the Union's democratic life. Grounded in rigorous case studies — from the AI Act to the New Migration Pact — and inany comparative national analysis, this book turns an often-invoked but under-theorised principle into a genuine legal category with transnational democratic potential. An indispensable reference for EU constitutional law.

• 1. Introduction2. Participation in Democratic Theory and the Imperatives of Complementarity3. The Principle of Participatory Democracy: Instruments, Obligations, Rights4. Testing the Legal Framework: Case Studies5. Elevating Law-Making to a Participatory Democracy Practice

Gloria Golmohammadi is Postdoctoral Researcher at Stockholm University, Sweden.

Golmohammadi offers the first sustained account of the principle of participatory democracy in EU law, tracing Article 11 TEU from its textual architecture to its operation across some of the multiple yet little-known channels of participation in the Union's democratic life. Grounded in rigorous case studies — from the AI Act to the New Migration Pact — and inany comparative national analysis, this book turns an often-invoked but under-theorised principle into a genuine legal category with transnational democratic potential. An indispensable reference for EU constitutional law.

• 1. Introduction2. Participation in Democratic Theory and the Imperatives of Complementarity3. The Principle of Participatory Democracy: Instruments, Obligations, Rights4. Testing the Legal Framework: Case Studies5. Elevating Law-Making to a Participatory Democracy Practice