Titlebook: Constitutional Politics in the European Union; The Convention Momen Dario Castiglione,Justus Sch?nlau,Miriam Aziz Book 2007 Palgrave Macmil

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Locking Your IP: A Step-by-Step Guide,l Convention, the constitutional text they produced has not (or at least not yet) become the hoped-for Constitution of Europe. Should we therefore conclude that such an elaborate exercise in constitution-making was pointless? Even if the present Constitutional Treaty is never ratified, there are at

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Introduction: a Convention Without a Constitution?explanation both on the approach of this book and on its purpose. We start with the latter, since the main object of our analysis — the setting up of the Convention, the way in which it worked, and its significance and impact — may strike readers as a ‘historical’ rather than a ‘political’ topic. Mo

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Constitutional Politics in the European Unionot so much whether it would succeed in writing a constitution that might satisfy the majorities of European citizens and all member states; but whether it . write a constitution at all. The original sin of European constitutionalism is that it tries to apply categories (those of the constitutional d

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The Convention on the Future of Europe and its Antecedentsdergone several rounds of revisions and additions. Although, as argued in Part I of this volume, the constitutionalisation process of the EU cannot be reduced to the making and revising of treaties, it is at this level that change has become both most visible and politically contested. This chapter