Cambridge Studies in Constitutional Law - Series page

pp ii-iv

Local Meanings of Proportionality - Title page

pp v-v

Copyright page

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-vii

Acknowledgements

pp viii-viii

1 - Proportionality as a Cultural Practice

pp 1-36

Part I - Questioning the Success of Proportionality

pp 37-134

2 - Proportionality in French Public Law: Plus Ça Change, Plus C’est la Même Chose

pp 45-74

3 - Proportionality in English Public Law: Continuity and Change

pp 75-104

4 - Proportionality in Greek Public Law:

pp 105-131

Conclusion of Part I

pp 132-134

Part II - Great Expectations

pp 135-262

5 - Searching for a Legal Science

pp 143-186

6 - Searching for an English Public Law

pp 187-222

7 - Searching for a ‘Species of Sympathetic Magic’

pp 223-253

Conclusion of Part II

pp 254-262

Part III - European Integrations

pp 263-369

8 - A Common European Culture of Rights

pp 271-298

9 - A Common Market

pp 299-328

10 - Disintegration

pp 329-354

Conclusion of Part III

pp 355-359

Conclusion

pp 360-369

Bibliography

pp 370-406

Index

pp 407-414