From the vantage point of a world reorganized by the COVID-19 pandemic and riven with political and social conflicts, the book, New Pathways to Civil Justice in Europe (forthcoming 2020), is a powerful testament to how embedded dispute resolution systems are as normal facets of ordinary good...

Notwithstanding the ordoliberal theories and the theories critical of a world ‘economic constitution', globalization has not produced a unitary economic constitution, but a fragmented constitution of collisions: ie a metaconstitution of constitutional conflicts, whose conflicting units are no...

Neoliberalism has a constitutional face. A congeries of pro-market and anti-regulatory doctrines adds up to a moralized view of economic and social life that systematically conceals power differences that arise from economic inequality. Part of a forthcoming special issue of Law and Contemporary...