TY  - BOOK
AU  - Kochenov,Dimitry
AU  - De Búrca,G.
AU  - Williams,Andrew
TI  - Europe's justice deficit?
SN  - 9781849465274
U1  - 340.114094 
PY  - 2015///,
CY  - United Kingdom
PB  - Hart Publishing Ltd.
KW  - Justice
KW  - Justice, Administration of
KW  - European Union countries
KW  - Human rights
N1  - Includes bibliographical references and index; 1.Europe's Justice Deficit Introduced /​ Andrew Williams
Part One
2.The Ought of Justice /​ Dimitry Kochenov
3.The Problem(s) of Justice in the European Union /​ Andrew Williams
4.Justice, Injustice and the Rule of Law in the EU /​ Sionaidh Douglas-Scott
5.The Question of Standards for the EU: From `Democratic Deficit' to `Justice Deficit?' /​ Oliver Gerstenberg
6.Justice as Europe's Signifier /​ Suryapratim Roy
7.`Constitutional Justice' and Judicial Review of EU Legislative Acts /​ Dorota Leczykiewicz
Part Two
8.Politicising Europe's Justice Deficit: Some Preliminaries /​ Michael A. Wilkinson
9.Whose Justice? Which Europe? /​ Agustin Jose Menendez
10.We the People: EU Justice as Politics /​ Daniel Augenstein
11.Swabian Housewives, Suffering Southerners: The Contestability of Justice as Exemplified by the Eurozone Crisis /​ Danny Nicol
12.Is Transnational Citizenship (Still) Enough? /​ Justine Lacroix
Part Three
Contents note continued: 13.The Evolving Idea of Political Justice in the EU: From Substantive Deficits to the Systemic Contingency of European Society /​ Jiri Priban
14.Justice and the Right to Justification: Conceptual Reflections /​ Jurgen Neyer
15.Justice, Democracy and the Right to Justification: Reflections on Jurgen Neyer's Normative Theory of the European Union /​ Rainer Forst
16.Disproportionate Individualism /​ Stavros Tsakyrakis
17.Justice in and of the European Union /​ Neil Walker
18.Social Legitimacy and Purposive Power: The End, the Means and the Consent of the People /​ Gareth Davies
Part Four
19.Social Justice in the European Union: The Puzzles of Solidarity, Reciprocity and Choice /​ Kalypso Nikolaidis
20.The Preoccupation with Rights and the Embrace of Inclusion: A Critique /​ Alexander Somek
21.A Reply to Somek /​ Andrew Williams
22.Taking Change Seriously: The Rhetoric of Justice and the Reproduction of the Status Quo /​ Damjan Kukovec
Contents note continued: 23.Victimhood and Vulnerability as Sources of Justice /​ Andras Sajo
24.Conceptions of Justice From Below: Distributive Justice as a Means to Address Local Conflicts in European Law and Policy /​ Fernanda G. Nicola
25.Qu'ils mangent des contrats: Rethinking Justice in EU Contract Law /​ Daniela Caruso
Part Five
26.Just Fatherlands? The Shoah in the Jurisprudence of Strasbourg /​ Carole Lyons
27.An Idea of Ecological Justice in the EU /​ Jane Holder
28.Freedom of Expression and Spatial (Imaginations of) Justice /​ Antonia Layard
29.The Just World /​ Dimitry Kochenov
30.Conclusion /​ Grainne de Burca.
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