This book explores new thinking on constitutionalism, governance
and regulation. This new thinking is emerging against the backdrop
of constitutional restructuring in the UK and elsewhere as well as
in the context of European Union developments. There are important
issues emerging about regulation and democracy in all the other
various sites of power - the European post-state arrangements, the
"nation" state in its splintering forms, regions and cities, public
and private space, the economy and the corporate world, and both
formal and informal politics. This book seeks to engage with many
of these.
The focus of the work is beyond the formal agenda of reform,
looking instead at how ideas of constitutionalism and governance
are undergoing a transformation and being expanded beyond
traditional notions of the control of government and the liberal
project of translating universal principles into common standards
for the establishment of agreed functional institutions. The book
brings together a number of authors who have, through their work,
attempted to understand the multiple meanings of such changes for
the future of constitutionalism and governance. In an environment
of rapid change to formal constitutions, of new voices entering the
continuing dialoge about constitutionalism and governance, these
essays aim to recognize the complexity and fragmentation typical of
modern times and emphasize the multi-layered nature and future
development of cosmopolitan governance.
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