Christine E. J. Schwöbel, Ph.D. (2009) King’s College London, LLM (2006) City University London, is research fellow at the Grotius Centre for International Legal Studies, Leiden University.

"The book contains in-depth analyses of the nature and origins of global constitutionalist theories, covering a wide variety of authors and approaches. In addition, the critical discussion of some of the assumptions underlying existing theories of global constitutionalism offers fertile ground for further reflection on the nature and meaning of constitutionalism beyond the state." - Wouter G. Werner, in: Netherlands International Law Review, Volume 59, Issue 03 (December 2012), pp. 505-509

Christine E. J. Schwöbel, Ph.D. (2009) King’s College London, LLM (2006) City University London, is research fellow at the Grotius Centre for International Legal Studies, Leiden University.

"The book contains in-depth analyses of the nature and origins of global constitutionalist theories, covering a wide variety of authors and approaches. In addition, the critical discussion of some of the assumptions underlying existing theories of global constitutionalism offers fertile ground for further reflection on the nature and meaning of constitutionalism beyond the state." - Wouter G. Werner, in: Netherlands International Law Review, Volume 59, Issue 03 (December 2012), pp. 505-509

Christine E. J. Schwöbel, Ph.D. (2009) King’s College London, LLM (2006) City University London, is research fellow at the Grotius Centre for International Legal Studies, Leiden University.

"The book contains in-depth analyses of the nature and origins of global constitutionalist theories, covering a wide variety of authors and approaches. In addition, the critical discussion of some of the assumptions underlying existing theories of global constitutionalism offers fertile ground for further reflection on the nature and meaning of constitutionalism beyond the state." - Wouter G. Werner, in: Netherlands International Law Review, Volume 59, Issue 03 (December 2012), pp. 505-509