| dc.description.tableofcontents | -- Introduction : academic legacy of Wojciech Sadurski, rule of law, and Mnemonic Constitutionalism in Central and Eastern Europe, Uladzislau Belavusau and Aleksandra Gliszczyńska-Grabias
-- Part one : populism and democratic decline in Central and Eastern Europe
-- The rise of nationalist populism and the crisis of liberal democracy in Central Europe, Bojan Bugarič
-- Constitutional breakdown, backsliding, or new post-conventional constitutionalism?, Adam Czarnota
-- Democratic erosion without prerequisites? Poland and the Two Liberalisms, Tom Ginsburg
-- The alternatives to a bite or a bark : after launching Article 7 TEU against the Hungarian government, Gábor Halmai
-- Polish lessons : backsliding, sabotage, and the rule of law, Martin Krygier
-- The Rule of Law Paradox in the 2016 Constitutional Amendments in Albania, Darinka Piqani
-- Constitutional security in a state of emergency, Mirosław Wyrzykowski
-- Part two : the EU role vis-à-vis rule of law
-- Reinvigorating democracy in the European Union : lessons from Ireland's Citizens Assembly?, Gráinne de Búrca
-- On barks, bites, and promises, Dimitry Kochenov
-- Article 7 TEU : from 'Nuclear Option' to 'Sisyphean Procedure'?, Laurent Pech
-- A Social Theory of Constitutional Imaginaries : beyond the unity of topos-ethnos-nomos and its European context, Jiří Pribáň
-- Two charters and a pillar : the slow constitutionalization of social rights in European Law, Bruno de Witte
-- Part three : liberal constitutionalism and militant democracy : constitutional review and public reason
-- Breaking down the meaning of constitutional breakdown, Tom Gerald Daly
-- An enlightened man, Samuel Issacharoff
-- On legalism, illiberal takeover and the immune system of constitutional democracy, Armen Mazmanyan
-- Diffuse constitutionality review in Germany, Mathias Möschel
-- The problem of peer review in militant democracy, Jan Werner Mueller
-- Extracting voters from the nation : regime-building in 19th century Hungary and England through electoral legislation, András Sajó
-- Public reason and illiberal democracy, Anna Śledzińska-Simon
-- Liberal nationalism's precarious prospects, Neil Walker
-- Epilogue : not that which goeth into the mouth defileth a man; but what cometh out of the mouth, this defileth a man (Mat. 15:11): so why do the Jews observe Kosher?, J. H. H. Weiler | en |
