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|a Cover -- Series -- Postnational Constitutionalism -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Editors' Preface -- Preface -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Table of Cases -- Table of Treaties, Legislation, and other State Documents -- List of Abbreviations -- 1. Introduction: European Crisis and Constitutional Time -- 1. Crisis and temporality: The politics of identity and sovereignty -- 1.1 Presentism and the pursuit of mastery -- 1.2 Postnationalism as anti-reification -- 2. Recovering European constitutionalism -- 3. Critical approaches to legality and time: A methodology -- 4. Structure of the book -- PART I SOLIDARITY -- 2. Postnationalism, Solidarity, and Law: The Limits of Constitutional Patriotism -- 1. Europe dreaming in 'empty time' -- 2. A matter of self-critique -- 3. Solidarity as an elusive concept in EU law -- 4. Mutual trust through the lens of constitutional patriotism -- 5. Questioning formal recognition: Asylum and the Dublin Regulation -- 6. The problem of reification -- 3. The Anti-reification Principle: Fallibilism and Narrative Thinking -- 1. Anti-reification and time -- 2. 'Positive possibility' and different futures -- 3. Recasting solidarity: Mutual trust as mutual care -- 3.1 Perceptions of international harm and the public claims of refugees -- 4. Setting one's law adrift: Further contexts -- 4.1 Austerity and Europe's social question -- PART II CONSTITUTIONAL INTERPRETATION -- 4. Fragments of European Law: The 'Presentist' Conceit of Legal Coherence -- 1. Europe's constitutional imaginaries -- 1.1 'History' -- 1.2 'System' -- 1.3 'Principle' -- 2. The reification of legal order -- 3. Doctrine and time: In search of intelligibility -- 5. Narrative Interpretation: 'Analogy' and the Postnational Imaginary -- 1. The narrative character of legal commitments -- 2. Beyond mastery: The hinge of utopia and ideology -- 3. Temptations of technocratic judgement: Proportionality analysis and political economy -- 4. Jurisdiction and humanity: X and X v Belgium in the analogical frame -- 4.1 The jurisgenerative potential of anti-reification: The opinion of Advocate General Mengozzi -- 4.1.1 Contingency -- 4.1.2 Concreteness -- 4.1.3 Utopia -- 4.2. Judicial review beyond the national polity -- 5. Postnationalism in law's time -- PART III CONSTITUENT POWER -- 6. Reconstructing Popular Sovereignty in Europe: Pouvoir Constituant Mixte and its Discontents -- 1. Postnationality, authority, and narrative -- 2. Reconstructing popular sovereignty in Europe -- 2.1 Strands of an inherited and an emerging debate -- 2.2 Pouvoir constituant mixte -- 2.3 Shared but asymmetrical power -- 2.4 You, the living? Reification and the polity 'ready-to-hand' -- 3. The political economy of the rule of law -- 7. The Authority to Judge: Pouvoir Constituant Narratif -- 1. Iterability and the political meaning of time
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|a "At a time when the project of integrating Europe's peoples through the rule of law is faltering, this book develops a critical theory of postnational constitutionalism. Today, widely held conceptions of European law continue to mislead citizens about the nature of political identity, sovereignty, and agency. They lose sight of a critical idea on which postnationalism depends: that constitutional self-authorship is a narrative affair and the polity is a subject whose identity, history, and legacy are still in formation. Absent this vision, European law reproduces crises of legitimacy: the depoliticization of public life; emergency rule by executive decree; a collapse of solidarity; and the rise of nativist movements. The book diagnoses this impasse as the product of a problem familiar to modernity: reification—a process in which social and historical relationships are misattributed as timeless relations among things. Reification's shrinking of social dilemmas, moral principles, and political action to narrow perceptions of the present explains law's role in perpetuating crisis. But this diagnosis also points to a remedy. It suggests that to sustain the emancipatory potential of European constitutionalism we must recover the time of law. The book offers a more temporally attuned constitutional theory with the principles of anti-reification, narrative interpretation, and non-sovereign agency at its centre. These principles reimagine essential domains of constitutional order: social integration, constitutional adjudication, and constituent power. Spanning various bodies of European jurisprudence, the book devotes particular attention to migration and asylum, struggles where questions of solidarity, law, and belonging are most acute and generative"--Publisher's description.
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