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WorkshopThe Reform Treaty and national constitutionsTowards further Europeanisation? What are the democratic implications?WP 2 - Constitutional politicsMadrid, 25-26 January 2008 Venue: Centre for Political and Constitutional Studies, Ministry of the Presidency, Madrid
This workshop is the inaugural workshop for RECON's WP 2. It seeks to combine three core concerns pertaining to the democratic implications of European constitutionalisation. The EU has recently embarked on a new round of constitution-making after the referenda rejections of the Laeken Constitutional Treaty. We take this as our natural point of departure for what will be a more comprehensive assessment of European constitution-making and its imprint on – and interweaving with - national constitutions. The workshop will offer a preliminary assessment of the substantive and procedural aspects of the Reform Treaty – in the context of the broader framework of EU constitutionalisation. Since the constitutional dimension also figures strongly in other parts of RECON, particular efforts are made to integrate the work done in other WPs with the work conducted in WP 2. Read more on the research objectives of WP 2 and on the overall research objectives of RECON.
Practical information (download pdf) Download PDF of the programme (21.01.08 - final)
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