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BAXI U. Constitutionalism as a Site of State Formative Practices (2000)

BRYDE B. Transnational democracy (2011)
CASTELLS M. The Information Age (2000)
CASTELLS M. Rise of the Network Society (2009)
CASTELLS M. Networks of Outrage and Hope (2012)
CHATTERJEE P. The Politics of the Governed (2004)
CHATTERJEE P. Lineages of Political Society (2011)
CROUCH C. Post-Democracy (2004)
CROUCH C., Strange non-death of neo-liberalism (2011)
ELLUL J. The Technological Society (1964)
FEENBERG A. Between Reason and Experience: Essays in Technology and Modernity (2009)
FRASER N. Rethinking the Public Sphere, Social Text (1990)
FRASER N., HONNETH A. Redistribution or Recognition: A Philosophical Exchange (2003)
GHAI Y. Autonomy and Ethnicity: Negotiating competing claims in multi-ethnic states (2000)
GINSBURG T. Courts and Democracies: A Review Essay (2012)
GRIMM. Does Europe Need a Constitution? (1995)
HABERMAS. Does Europe Need a Constitution? Remarks (1995)

HAYEK. Economic Conditions of Interstate Federalism (1939)

HIRSCHL R. The Judicialization of Mega-Politics and the Rise of Political Courts (2008)
LACLAU E. On Populist Reason (2005)
LATOUR B., WEIBEL P. (eds.). Making Things Public: Atmospheres of Democracy (2005)
MOUFFE C. On the Political (2005)
RESNIK J. Globalization(s), privatization(s), constitutionalization, and statization: Icons and experiences of
sovereignty in the 21st century, Int J Constitutional Law (2013)
ROSANVALLON P. Counter-Democracy (2009)
STREECK W. Crisis in Context: Democratic Capitalism and its Contradictions, in: Streeck / Schfer (eds),
Politics in the Age of Austerity (2013), pp. 262-286
VISMANN and WINTHROP-YOUNG Files: Law and Media Technology (2008)
WEBER M. Economy and Society (1925)
WEILER. Does Europe Need a Constitution? Demos, Telos and the German Maastricht Decision (1995)

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