Edited by Herwig C.H. Hofmann, Professor of European and Transnational Public Law, Katerina Pantazatou, Associate Professor of Tax Law, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg and Giovanni Zaccaroni, Lecturer in European and Comparative Law, University of Malta

'This book provides us with a fantastic amount of precise information and high-level insights and ideas on the identification and future directions of form and content of the European Economic Constitution, through diverse methods ranging from an economic analysis of law to socio-legal perspectives. Whether adhering to the metamorphosis thesis underlying the work or criticising it, the reader will no doubt enjoy and benefit from the intellectual challenges the book contains.'--Jacques Ziller, University of Pavia, Italy

• Contents:Foreword: Introducing the ‘European Economic Constitution’ and its TransformationsHerwig C.H. Hofmann and Katerina PantazatouPart I: Theoretical developments and critiques of the European Economic Constitution1. The transformation of the European Economic Constitution Herwig C.H. Hofmann and Katerina Pantazatou2. The Faustian bargain. How evolving economic and political beliefs have redefined the European Economic ConstitutionDariusz Adamski3. The principles of the European macroeconomic constitution, their fate during the crisis and the legitimacy of the ECBKlaus Tuori4. The European Economic Constitution: from soft to hard policy coordination?Frederic Allemand5. A Gentle Criticism of the Metamorphosis ThesisBruno De WittePart II: The European Social Model and the European Economic Constitution6. Economic Constitutionalism and the “European Social Model” Can European Law Cope with the Deepening Tensions between Economic and Social Integration after the Financial Crisis” Christian Joerges, Vladimir Bogoeski and Lukas Nüse7. The European Economic Constitution and the Constitution of Social Europe: Gleanings from the CJEU’s Collective Redundancies CasesLuca Ratti8. Procedural rights within the European Economic Constitution: which remedies for the rights and interests of those affected by the legal measures enacted to counter the economic crisis?Giovanni Zaccaroni9. In Conditionality We Trust: What Scope for Conditionality in the Emerging European Economic Constitution?Viorica VițăPart III: Analysing the responses to the crisis: The further development of the European Economic Constitution10. Assessing the post-crisis European Economic Constitution: the fiscal perspectiveKaterina Pantazatou and Ioannis G. Asimakopoulos11. European macroeconomic constitution and the post-crisis reproductions of its operational rules: the Single Supervisory MechanismJakub Gren12. The Single Resolution Board as a New Form of Economic GovernanceIoannis G. Asimakopoulos13. The European Economic Constitution as Part of the European Constitutional ModelHerwig C.H. Hofmann and G. ZaccaroniIndex