Fr. 170.00

Local Meanings of Proportionality

English · Hardback

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1. Proportionality as a cultural practice; Part I: Questioning the success of proportionality; 2. Proportionality in French public law; 3. Proportionality in English public law; 4. Proportionality in Greek public law; Part II: Great expectations; 5. Searching for a legal science; 6. Searching for an English public law; 7. Searching for 'a species of sympathetic magic'; Part III: European integrations; 8. A common European culture of rights; 9. A common market; 10. Disintegration.

About the author

Afroditi Ioanna Marketou is a postdoctoral researcher in Law at the University of Luxembourg. She studied Law at the University of Athens, the University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (Master's), and the European University Institute (PhD). She has taught Public Law in several French universities and regularly publishes in peer-reviewed academic journals in English and in French. Her research interests lie in public and European law and include the interplay between domestic and European legal systems, the reception of legal transfers, the local meanings of Europeanisation and globalisation, as well as the study of legal cultures from an anthropological perspective.

Summary

This book develops an original interdisciplinary approach and provides rare empirical data that will be of interest to a wide range of academics and practitioners in comparative law, constitutional law, administrative law, global constitutionalism, European law, jurisprudence, and French, English and Greek public law.

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