Maastricht journal of European and comparative law

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  Año 2014, Vol. 21, Número 2. Dedicado a: The Constitutional Adulthood of Multi-Level Governance

  • Guest editorial

    • The Constitutional Adulthood of Multi-Level Governance

      Patricia Popelier, Werner Vandenbruwaene

      págs. 225-228

      

  • Articles

    • The European Union as a "3-D" Constitutional Space

      Andrea Simoncini

      págs. 243-264

      

    • The Regions within Multi-Level Governance:: Enhanced Opportunities for Improved Accountability?

      Adam Cygan

      págs. 265-280

      

    • Asymmetry and Complex Adaptive (Legal) Systems:: the Case of the European Union

      Giuseppe Martinico

      págs. 281-299

      

    • "Europe Clauses" and Constitutional Strategies in the Face of Multi-Level Governance

      Patricia Popelier

      págs. 300-319

      

    • Coupling National Identity with Subsidiarity Concerns in National Parliaments' Reasoned Opinions

      Barbara Guastaferro

      págs. 320-340

      

    • EU Directives and Multi-Level Governance: Can Lessons Be Drawn from Cooperative Federalism?

      Thomas A. J. A. Vandamme

      págs. 341-358

      

    • Helping Loose Ends Meet?: The Judicial Acknowledgement of Soft Law as a Tool of Multi-Level Governance

      Oana Stefan

      págs. 359-379

      

    • Multi-Level Governance through a Constitutional Prism

      Werner Vandenbruwaene

      págs. 529-542