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Table of contents
Legisprudence: Theorectical Issues; Legisprudence as a new theory of
legislation, Luc J. Wintgens
The quest for legisprudence: constitutionalism v. legalism, Imer B.
Flores
The evolution of economic thinking about legislation and its
interpretation by Courts, Richard A. Posner
Legal instrumentalism revisited, Koen Van Aeken; How rational is
rational law making?, Wojciech Cyrul
Constitutionalism, Legalism and Democracy: Two models of democracy: how
to make Demos and Hercules collaborate in public deliberation, Tatsuo
Inoue
The paradox of democratic representation – on whether and how
disagreement should be represented, Samantha Besson
On the decriptive and the prescriptive nature of the Constitution –
constitutionalism and the legitmization of the constitution in the
practice of its implementation, Pascale Policastro
The theory and practice of constitutional review in the civil law: the
case of Belgium, Maurice Adams and Dirk Vanheule
Politics, Legistlation and Legitmacy: Legislating human rights, Tom
Campbell
Legitimacy through rationality: parliamentary argumentation as rational
justification of laws, A. Daniel Oliver-Lalana
The sources of legitimacy of political decisions: between procedure and
substance, José Luis Marti Mármol
Practical Reason, Argumentation and Interpretation: Legislative
deliberation: notes from the European Parliament, Neil MacCormick
Reasoning and legislation, Manuel Atienza
Evaluating references to the intention of the legislator, H.
José Plug
EC-law between social message and record of agreement. how the theory
of legislation can contribute to understanding practical problems of
negotiated legislation, Tito Gallas
The justificaton and the optimization principle in international
nuclear law: theory and practice, Ludo Veuchelen
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