Europe's Other: European Law Between Modernity and Post Modernity

Between Modernity and Postmodernity: An ever whiter myth: the colonization of modernity in European Community Law, James Henry Bergeron; New Europe and old stories: mythology and legality in the European Union, Peter Fitzpatrick; Legal pluralism in the European Union, Harm Schepel; Europe’s emprise: symbolic economy and the postmodern condition, James Henry Bergeron. European Identity in EU Law: Understanding the European Union/European economic area as systems of functionally different processes: economic, political, legal administrative and cultural, Inger-Johanne Sand; Culture in the evolution of European law: panacea in the quest for identity?, Valsamis Mitsilegas; The common foreign policy and security policy of the EU – reinforcing the European identity?, Sionaidh Douglas-Scott; The politics of alterity and exclusion in the European Union, Carole Lyons. European Identity in National Law and in the European Convention: Foucault and the “illegal alien”: national identity as focus for distinction and control, Sarah van Walsum; Querelle asks for asylum, Thomas Spijkerboer; Legal pluralism in Britain: the rights of Muslims after the Rushdie affair, Kathleen M. Moore; The construction of the other in the European human rights enterprise: a narrative about democracy, human rights, the rule of law and my neighbour Uncle Blaze, Krisztina Morvai; Index.