Journal Revue française de science politique 2010/2 | Cairn International Edition [préproduction]

The Political Sociology of European Law

Revue française de science politique
Volume 60, Issue 2, March 2010

Pages: 220
Publisher: Presses de Sciences Po

The Political Sociology of European Law

Page 223 to 226

Page 227 to 246

“Ten majestic figures in long amaranth robes”
The formation of the court of justice of the European communities
Antonin Cohen, Translated from French by Jack Murphy

Page 247 to 270

Defining the European union court of justice
Commemorative strategies and the making of a transnational esprit de corps
Antoine Vauchez, Translated from French by Jack Murphy

Page 271 to 294

European Treaty Making
A Structural Analysis of the Genesis and Evolution of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union
Mikael Rask Madsen

Page 295 to 318

How Europe became law
The first international academic congress on the ECSC (Milan-Stresa 1957)
Julie Bailleux, Translated from French by Simon Jackson

Papers

Page 319 to 334

Understanding Institutions from the Bottom Up
The Institutionalization of a Regional Employers’ Group by Collective Action in France (1950–2000)
Yann Fournis

Page 335 to 358

From feelings to emotions (And back again)
How does one become an animal rights activist?
Christophe Traïni, Translated from French by James Terry

Books

Page 359 to 387

Close Readings

Page 388 to 414

Reviews

Page 415 to 423

Bibliography Information

Journal Review

Page 425 to 433

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