1. Part three: Citizens, rights and new techniques for enhancing legitimacy

2. The impressive resilience of the Greek Constitution in the curent financial crisis in Europe

3. La responsabilite extracontractuelle du cocontractant en droit international prive

4. Les apports de la propriéte intellectuelle a l'analyse d'un ordre public "transnational" ou "reellement international"

5. The European Law Institute: a transatlantic perspective

6. Droit International prive et approche contextualisee des cas de pluralisme juridique mondial

7. La Cour de justice et le droit international prive ou l'art de dire parfois tout et son contraire

8. La lex personalis entre nationalite, domicile et residence habituelle

9. The material core of the constitution: A nationalidentity-based limitation of European integration or a focus of shared European values?

10. The OMT case and the judicial control of monetary policy

11. The role of judges and legislators in the Greek financial crisis: A matter of competence

12. Causes of the financial crisis and causes of citizen resentment in Europe: What law has to do with it

13. Part two: Economic measures and european courts in times of crisis

14. People and peoples in EU law to debunk the no-demos myth

15. No representation without taxation in the European Union

16. "All good things come in threes": from a double to a triple democratic legitimacy of the European Union

17. Deliberative democracy: within and beyond the state

18. Part One: Looking for appropriate concepts: Legitimacy and European Democracy

19. Introduction: Legitimacy issues of the European Union

20. Table of contents