PART I: CONSTITUTIONAL FABRIC 1 Is the European Union an Organisation of Limited Powers? Derrick Wyatt 2 The Status and Rights of Sub-state Entities in the Constitutional Order of the European Union David Edward and Joxerramon Bengoetxea 3 Ireland and the Lisbon Treaty: All's Well That Ends Well? Anthony Arnull 4 Where Will the Lisbon Treaty Lead Us? Jean-Claude Piris 5 Does Europe Need a Constitution? Achievements and Challenges After Lisbon Ingolf Pernice 6 Over the Rainbow: Languages and Law in the European Union Margot Horspool PART II: JUDICIAL FABRIC 7 The Court of Justice as a Constitutional Adjudicator Eleanor Sharpston and Geert De Baere 8 The Relationship between the European Court of Justice and the European Court of Human Rights Christiaan Timmermans 9 Reforming Some Aspects of the Role of Advocates General Rosa Greaves 10 The Role of General Principles of EU Law Koen Lenaerts and José A Gutiérrez-Fons 11 The Horizontal Application of Fundamental Rights as General Principles of Union Law Eleanor Spaventa 12 In Defence of Mangold? Michael Dougan 13 Edging Towards Closer Scrutiny? The Court of Justice and Its Review of the Compatibility of General Measures With the Protection of Economic Rights and Freedoms Albertina Albors-Llorens 14 Union Law and Final Decisions of National Courts in the Recent Case Law of the Court of Justice Antonio Tizzano and Bruno Gencarelli PART III: EUROPEAN SUBSTANTIVE LAW 15 The Struggle for EU Citizenship: Why Solidarity Matters Malcolm Ross 16 Social Solidarity and Social Security Robin CA White 17 Social Policy and the Shifting Sands of the Constitutional Order: The Case of Posted Workers Catherine Barnard 18 EU Criminal Law—the Present and the Future? John R Spencer 19 Free Movement of Goods and Pre-emption of State Power Laurence W Gormley 20 The Past, Present and Future of Competition Law in the European Union Piet Jan Slot 21 The Future Shape of EU Energy Law and Policy Angus Johnston 22 The Role of National Judges in Implementing Uniform Rules of Jurisdiction and Choice of Law in the European Union Richard Plender PART IV: EUROPE IN THE WIDER WORLD 23 Member States as Trustees of the Union Interest: Participating in International Agreements on Behalf of the European Union Marise Cremona 24 The 'Succession Doctrine' and the European Union Robert Schütze 25 Enlarging the Constitutional Order of States Christophe Hillion 26 Very Small States and the European Union: the Case of Liechtenstein Marc Maresceau 27 The Internal Legal Effects of the EU's International Agreements and the Protection of Individual Rights Francis G Jacobs 28 The Obligation of Member States to Foresee, in the Conclusion and Application of their International Agreements, Eventual Future Measures of the European Union Joni Heliskoski 29 Third Time Lucky: the Pre-history of the Common Security and Defence Policy David Scannell 30 The Nexus Between the European Union's Common Security and Defence Policy and Development Panos Koutrakos 31 The Role of the European Commission in Tackling Terrorism: the Example of Passenger Name Records Jonathan Faull

Because this edited collection has been written in Dashwood's honour a vast array of preeminent authorities within the various fields of EU law have made contributions to the book, which thus represents a literary feast for researchers in EU law. In short, this book attempts to achieve the seemingly insurmountable task of worthy subject-specific analysis all tied into the grander theme of the constitutional architecture of the Union, and it does so admirably...the book constitutes an outstanding contribution to the field of European Union law.