This collection brings together some of the leading EU constitutional scholars to comment, with the benefit of hindsight, on the significance of the rejection of the Constitutional Treaty and how it impacted on post 2003 developments.
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NW Barber is Associate Professor of Constitutional Law, University of Oxford.
Maria Cahill is Lecturer in Law at the University College Cork, Ireland.
Richard Ekins is Associate Professor of Law, University of Oxford.
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