Matej Avbelj is an Assistant Professor of European Law, Graduate School of Government and European Studies, Slovenia.Jan Komárek is a Lecturer in EU law at the London School of Economics.

• 1 Introduction Matej Avbelj and Jan Komárek 2 Constitutionalism and Pluralism in Global Context Neil Walker 3 Rethinking Constitutional Authority: On the Structure and Limits of Constitutional Pluralism Mattias Kumm 4 Three Claims of Constitutional Pluralism Miguel Poiares Maduro 5 Systems Pluralism and Institutional Pluralism in Constitutional Law: National, Supranational and Global Governance Daniel Halberstam 6 Multilevel Constitutionalism and Constitutional Pluralism Franz C Mayer and Mattias Wendel 7 The Fallacy of European Multilevel Constitutionalism René Barents 8 Federalism as Constitutional Pluralism: 'Letter from America' Robert Schütze 9 Out with the New, in with the Old – Neo-Roman Constitutional Thought and the Enigma of Constitutional Pluralism in the EU Ola Zetterquist 10 Institutional Dimension of Constitutional Pluralism Jan Komárek 11 Legal Pluralism and Institutional Disobedience in the European Union Julio Baquero Cruz 12 Constitutional Disagreement in Europe and the Search for Pluralism Gareth Davies 13 The Silent Lamb and the Deaf Wolves Daniel Sarmiento 14 Constitutional Dialogues, Pluralism and Conflicting Identities Xavier Groussot 15 Monism: A Tale of the Undead Alexander Somek 16 Can European Integration be Constitutional and Pluralist – Both at the Same Time? Matej Avbelj

...an impressive collection of essays gathering some of the most important names in the field of European constitutional law....fundamental reading to those who wish to deal with constitutional theories of European integration (not only with constitutional pluralism as such, since it gives voice even to the sceptics or discontents of constitutional pluralism) and its purchase has to be recommended definitively.