InhaltsangabePreface. Introduction; M. KRYGIER. Part I: Democratic Institutions and Practices. 1. W. SADURSKI; 'EU Enlargement and Democracy in New Member States'. 2. V. OLGIATI; 'The Eastern EU Enlargement and the Janus-Headed Nature of the Constitutional Treaty'. 3. D. ROBERTSON; 'A Problem of Their Own, Solutions of Their Own: CEE Jurisdictions and the Problems of Lustration and Retroactivity'. 4. E. RIGO; 'Citizens and Foreigners in the Enlarged Europe'. 5. G. SASSE, James Hughes, Claire Gordon; 'Sub-National Governance in Central and Eastern Europe: Between Transition and Europeanization '. 6. D. TAMVAKI; 'The Copenhagen Criteria and the Evolution of Popular Consent to EU Norms: From Legality to Normative Justifiability in Poland and the Czech Republic'.Part II: Constitutionalism. 7. A. SAJO; 'Becoming 'Europeans': The Impact of EU 'Constitutionalism' on Post-Communist Pre-Modernity'. 8. J. PRIBAN; 'Happy Returns to Europe? The Union's Identity, Constitution-Making, and Its Impact on the Central European Accession States'. 9. D. PIANA; 'Why Will Cognitive and Cultural Boundaries Matter? An Evolutionary Approach to the Constitutionalisation of the Enlarged EU'. 10. M. AZIZ; 'Constitutional Tolerance and EU Enlargement: the Politics of Dissent?'. 11. C. BOULANGER; 'Europeanisation Through Judicial Activism? The Hungarian Constitutional Court's Legitimacy and the 'Return to Europe''. Part III: The Rule of Law. 12. A. CZARNOTA; 'Barbarians ante portas or the Post-Communist Rule of Law in Post-Democratic European Union'. 13. M. ZIRK-SADOWSKI;'Transformation and Integration of Legal Cultures and Discourses - Poland'. 14. D. SMILOV; 'EU Enlargement and the Constitutional Principle of Judicial Independence'. 15. I. POGANY; 'Post-Communist Legal Orders and the Roma: Some Implications for EU Enlargement'. 16. L. ZAGATO; 'A Europe of Variable Geometry: Still a Winning Model?'. Concluding Remarks. S. BARTOLE; 'Conclusions: The Adhesion of New Member States to the European Union and the European Constitution'.

Preface. Introduction; M. KRYGIER. Part I: Democratic Institutions and Practices. 1. W. SADURSKI; "EU Enlargement and Democracy in New Member States". 2. V. OLGIATI; "The Eastern EU Enlargement and the Janus-Headed Nature of the Constitutional Treaty".3. D. ROBERTSON; "A Problem of Their Own, Solutions of Their Own: CEE Jurisdictions and the Problems of Lustration and Retroactivity". 4. E. RIGO; "Citizens and Foreigners in the Enlarged Europe". 5. G. SASSE, James Hughes, Claire Gordon; "Sub-National Governance in Central and Eastern Europe: Between Transition and Europeanization ". 6.D. TAMVAKI; "The Copenhagen Criteria and the Evolution of Popular Consent to EU Norms: From Legality to Normative Justifiability in Poland and the Czech Republic".Part II: Constitutionalism. 7. A. SAJO; "Becoming "Europeans": The Impact of EU a¿¿Constitutionalism¿ on Post-Communist Pre-Modernity". 8. J. PRIBAN; "Happy Returns to Europe? The Union¿s Identity, Constitution-Making, and Its Impact on the Central European Accession States".9. D. PIANA; "Why Will Cognitive and Cultural Boundaries Matter? An Evolutionary Approach to the Constitutionalisation of the Enlarged EU". 10. M. AZIZ; "Constitutional Tolerance and EU Enlargement: the Politics of Dissent?".11. C. BOULANGER; "Europeanisation Through Judicial Activism? The Hungarian Constitutional Court¿s Legitimacy and the a¿¿Return to Europe¿". Part III: The Rule of Law. 12. A. CZARNOTA; "Barbarians ante portas or the Post-Communist Rule of Law in Post-Democratic European Union". 13. M. ZIRK-SADOWSKI; "Transformation and Integration of Legal Cultures and Discourses - Poland".14. D. SMILOV; "EU Enlargement and the Constitutional Principle of Judicial Independence". 15. I. POGANY; "Post-Communist Legal Orders and the Roma: Some Implications for EU Enlargement". 16.L. ZAGATO; "A Europe of Variable Geometry: Still a Winning Model?". Concluding Remarks. S. BARTOLE; "Conclusions: The Adhesion of New Member States to the European Union and the European Constitution".