Constitutionalism beyond Liberalism - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Contributors

pp vii-viii

Acknowledgments

pp ix-x

Introduction and Overview

pp 1-14

Part I - Limits of the Structural-Liberal Vision

pp 15-76

1 - On the Limits of Constitutional Liberalism: In Search of Constitutional Reflexivity

pp 17-37

2 - The Reconstitution of Post-war Europe: Liberal Excesses, Democratic Deficiencies

pp 38-76

Part II - Functional Symbiosis

pp 77-148

3 - Constitutional Drift: Spontaneous Co-evolution of Social ‘Ideas’ and Legal ‘Form’

pp 79-95

4 - “Constitutionalism Beyond Liberalism” in Indonesian Competition Regulation: Recognising the Constitutional Role of Dominium

pp 96-128

5 - Social Intuitions in the Shadow of Liberal Constitutionalism: An Indian Perspective

pp 129-148

Part III - The Political Construction of the State

pp 149-224

6 - On Constituent Power

pp 151-175

7 - Socialist Constitutionalism in Contemporary China

pp 176-194

8 - Islamic Constitutionalism Beyond Liberalism

pp 195-224

Part IV - Solidarity

pp 225-314

9 - Rousseau’s Radical Constitutionalism and Its Legacy

pp 227-253

10 - Constitutional Trajectory in Malaysia: Constitutionalism without Consensus?

pp 254-281

11 - A Sense of Grievance and the Quest for Freedom: South Africa’s Constitution – the Struggle Continues

pp 282-314

Bibliography

pp 315-356

Index

pp 357-364