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14: The quality of democracy in the Czech Republic

Zdenka Mansfeldová and Petra Rakušanová Guasti

14: Applying precaution in Community authorisation of genetically modified products: Challenges and suggestions for reform

Maria Weimer

14: Theoretical models of fiscal policies in the Euroland: The Lisbon Strategy, Macroeconomic Stability and the Dilemma of Governance with Governments

Stefan Collignon

14: Collective identity formation in the process of EU enlargement; Defeating the inclusive paradigm of a European democracy?

Zdzisław Mach and Grzegorz Pożarlik

14: Representation through Deliberation: The European Case

Erik Oddvar Eriksen and John Erik Fossum

13: Using Eurobarometer data on voter participation in the 2004 European elections to test the RECON models

Dionysia Tamvaki

13: Democracy models and parties at the EU level: Empirical evidence from the adoption of the 2009 European election manifestoes

Emmanuel Sigalas, Monika Mokre, Johannes Pollak, Peter Slominski and Jozef Bátora

13: The European democratic challenge

Agustín José Menéndez

13: Media Coverage and National Parliaments in EU Policy-Formulation: Debates on the EU Budget in the Netherlands 1992-2005

Pieter de Wilde

13: 'Europe', 'Womanhood' and 'Islam': Re-aligning Contested Concepts via the Headscarf Debate

Nora Fisher Onar

12: Legitimate Political Rule Without a State? An analysis of Josef H. H. Weiler’s justification of the legitimacy of the European Union qua non-statehood

Daniel Gaus

12: Transnational Justice and Democracy

Rainer Forst

12: Informal elite dialogue and democratic control in EU foreign and security policy

Antje Wiener and Uwe Puetter

12: How independent are EU Agencies?

Arndt Wonka and Berthold Rittberger

12: Measuring Europeanisation of public communication: The question of standards

Hans-Jörg Trenz

11: The interpretative moment of European journalism: The impact of newspaper opinion making in the ratification process

Maximilian Conrad Hans-Jörg Trenz and Guri Rosén

11: Some indicators of the democratic performance of the European Union and how they might relate to the RECON models

Christopher Lord

11: Recognition and political theory: Paradoxes and conceptual challenges of the politics of recognition

Tanja Hitzel-Cassagnes and Rainer Schmalz -Bruns

11: European transformation: A pragmatist approach

Erik Oddvar Eriksen

11: The Europeanisation of Parliaments in Central and Eastern Europe

Petra Guasti

10: The democratic deficit in the EU’s security and defense policy – why bother?

Wolfgang Wagner

10: Denouncing European integration: Euroscepticism as reactive identity formation

Hans-Jörg Trenz and Pieter de Wilde

10: Deliberating CFSP: European Foreign Policy and the International Criminal Court

Nicole Deitelhoff

10: European citizenship. With a nation-state, federal, or cosmopolitan twist?

Espen D. H. Olsen

10: The committee of the regions: the recon models from a subnational perspective

Justus Schönlau

9: ‘Doing good’ in the world? Reconsidering the basis of the research agenda on the EU’s foreign and security policy

Helene Sjursen

9: Designing Politicization: How control mechanisms in national parliaments affect parliamentary debates in EU policy-formulation

Pieter de Wilde

9: Cosmopolitanism and Democratic Freedom

Hauke Brunkhorst

9: Interests or principles? EU foreign policy in the ILO

Marianne Riddervold

9: 2009 European Parliamentary Elections on the Web: A Mediatization Perspective

Asimina Michailidou and Hans-Jörg Trenz

8: The EU Constitutional Process: A Failure of Political Representation?

Ben Crum

8: Explicating social action: arguing or bargaining

Erik Oddvar Eriksen

8: European governmentality or decentralised network governance? The case of the European Employment Strategy

Kolja Möller

8: Old wine in new bottles? The actual and potential contribution of civil society organisations to democratic governance in Europe

Dawid Friedrich

7: Nationalism, patriotism and diversity. Conceptualising the national dimension in Neil MacCormick’s post-sovereign constellation

John Erik Fossum

7: Adversary or ‘depoliticized’ institution? Democratizing the Constitutional Convention

Thorsten Hüller

7: In Search of the European Public Sphere: Between Normative Overstrech and Empirical Disenchantment

Hans-Jörg Trenz

7: Civil society and EU constitution-making: Towards a European social constituency?

Nadine Bernhard and Erik Jentges

7: In defence of Kants league of states

Kjartan Koch Mikalsen

6: Regional federalisation with a cosmopolitan intent

Kjartan Koch Mikalsen

6: On the Social Deficit of the European Integration Project and its Perpetuation through the ECJ-Judgements in Viking and Laval

Christian Joerges and Florian Rödl

6: Gender identity in a democratic Europe

Nora Schleicher

6: United they diverge? From conflicts of law to constitutional theory? On Christian Joerges’ theory

Agustín José Menéndez

6: The Constitutional Treaty debates as revelatory mechanisms: Insights for public sphere research and re-launch attempts

Christoph Meyer

5: The idea of a three-dimensional conflicts law as constitutional form

Christian Joerges

5: Taking Constitutionalism Beyond the State

Neil Walker

5: Researching gender democracy in the European Union: Challenges and prospects

Yvonne Galligan and Sara Clavero

5: European citizenship after Martinez Sala and Baumbast: Has European law become more human but less social?

Agustín José Menéndez

4: Women's rights in Turkey as gauge of its European vocation: The impact of ‘EU-niversal values’

Nora Fisher Onar Meltem Muftuler-Bac

4: Constitutional patriotism: Canada and the European Union

John Erik Fossum

4: The referendum threat, the rationally ignorant voter, and the political culture of the EU

Giandomenico Majone

4: European Identity Formation in the Public Sphere and in Foreign Policy

Thomas Risse and Jana Katharina Grabowsky

3: Conflict of laws as constitutional form: Reflections on the International Trade Law and the Biotech Panel Report

Christian Joerges

3: Constitutionalism and pluralism in a global context

Neil Walker

3: On Political Representation: Myths and Challenges

Johannes Pollak, Jozef Bátora, Monika Mokre, Emmanuel Sigalas and Peter Slominski

3: Public Accountability and the Public Sphere of International Governance

Jens Steffek

3: The politics of justification? Applying the ‘discourse quality index’ to the study of the European Parliament

Christopher Lord and Dionysia Tamvaki

2: In search of popular subjectness: Identity formation, constitution-making and the democratic consolidation of the EU

Hans-Jörg Trenz

2: Public Spheres within Movements: Challenging the (Re)search for a European Public Sphere

Christoph Haug

2: From Constitutional Pluralism to a pluralistic constitution? Constitutional Synthesis as a MacCormickian Constitutional Theory of European Integration

Agustín José Menéndez

2: Democratizing the transnational polity: The European Union and the presuppositions of democracy

James Bohman

2: European identity constructions in public debates on wars and military interventions

Dominika Biegoń

1: Enchancing the democratic legitimacy of EU governance? The impact of online public consultations in energy policy-making

Radostina Primova

1: Polanyi in Brussels: European institutions and the embedding of markets in society

James Caporaso and Sidney Tarrow

1: Reasserting the Nation State: The Trajectory of Euroscepticism in the Netherlands 1992-2005

Pieter de Wilde

1: Europe in Transformation: How to Reconstitute Democracy?

Erik Oddvar Eriksen and John Erik Fossum

1: The COREU/CORTESY network and the circulation of information within EU foreign policy

Federica Bicchi and Caterina Carta