No.5/04

Symposium

Altneuland: The EU Constitution in a Contextual Perspective

A Conference Organized by
the Hauser Global Law School Program and the Jean Monnet Center for
International and Regional Economic Law & Justice,
New York University School of Law
Jointly With the
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at
Princeton University

Introductory text:

Editors:

Professor J.H.H. Weiler
- European Union Jean Monnet Chair,
Director of the Global Law School, NYU School of Law

Provost Christopher L. Eisgruber
- Director, Program in Law and Public Affairs and Laurance S. Rockefeller Professor of Public Affairs in the Woodrow Wilson School and the University Center for Human Values, Princeton University

Contributions:

Part I:

• Neil Walker
  - Europe's Constitutional Momentum and the Search for Polity Legitimacy
  • Philip Pettit
    - Europe's Constitutional Momentum and the Search for Polity Legitimation
• Andras Sajo
  - Constitutional Enthusiasm Towards Network Constitutionalism? (Constitution - without the constitutional moment: A look from the new member states)
  • Mark Tushnet
    - Potentially Misleading Metaphors in Comparative Constitutionalism: Moments and Enthusiasm
• Ran Hirschl
  - Hegemonic Preservation in Action? Assessing the Political Origins of the EU Constitution
• Antje Wiener
  - Evolving Norms of Constitutionalism in Europe: From 'Treaty Language' to 'Constitution'
  
  

Part II:

• Armin von Bogdandy
  - The European Constitution and European Identity: Text and Subtext of the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe
  • Michel Rosenfeld
    - The European Treaty-Constitution and Constitutional Identity: A Comment on Professor von Bogdandy
• Gianluigi Palombella
  - Whose Europe? After the Constitution: A Goal-Based, Reflexive Citizenship
  • Ayelet Shachar
    - Response to Gianluigi Palombella - The State of European Citizenship after the Constitution: A Three-Pronged Assessment
• Otto Pfersmann
  - The New Revision of the Old Constitution
• Luis Diez-Picazo
  - Treaty or Constitution? The Status of the Constitution for Europe
  
  

Part III:

• Paul Craig
  - European Governance: Executive and Administrative Powers Under the New Constitutional Settlement
  • George Bermann
    - Executive Power in the New European Constitution
• Damian Chalmers
  - The Dynamics of Judicial Authority and the Constitutional Treaty
• Mattias Kumm/Victor Ferreres Comella
  - The Future of Constitutional Conflict in the European Union: Constitutional Supremacy after the Constitutional Treaty
• Franz Mayer
  - Competences-Reloaded? The Vertical Division of Powers in the EU after the New European Constitution