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Demos/Ethnos and constituent process

Docenti video: Eligio Resta - Professore ordinario di Filosofia del diritto, Facoltà di Giurisprudenza, Università degli Studi di Roma Tre (Italia) Professore, Facoltà di Giurisprudenza, Università Telematica Internazionale UNINETTUNO (Italia)

Lezione n. 1: Europe and the Constitutional Process Identity and European Constitution Europe and the Constitutional Process Subjects Words and Things Constitutional Treaty and its words The Importance of Words when embodied 1999:Council of Europe's Decision The political and Cultural Foundation Fundamental Rights Giving Oneself a Constitution The Greek Name of Constitution Constitution in the Kantian foundation Reflexivity and Normativity Constitution as a Process and as a Procedure The Constitution adn its "time" Polisemy of "time" History and the Project Konstitution/Verfassung		Eligio Resta
Lezione n. 2: Does Europe Need a Costitution? Introduction of the Questions Historical Times of a Constitution The vocation for a Constitution Several Dimensions of the Political Community Who shares and what is shared? - Community Model of Constitution Positive and Negative approaches Braucht Europa eine Verfassung? There is no "Volk" Constitution as a process of "double institutionalization" Constitution as a simple legal layout A double thread The reason why a Constitution is increasingly a necessity The idea of political community and constitution are changing Being together as Europeans Public sphere according to Habermas Constitution as a place of shared communication		Eligio Resta
Lezione n. 3: Constituent Power Introduction: Constituent Power Constitution as a narrative and literary textum Lexicon and words used in the Constitutions Ad-linguisticity State, people, sovereignty Constitution with or without a State? Pouvoir constituant A Constitution without enemies Relative autonomy of the European Constitution		Eligio Resta
Lezione n. 4: Demos-Ethnos The plural grammars Olistic dimention People as Ethnos People as Demos The long history of the category of Demos		Eligio Resta
Lezione n. 5: People/Constitution Constitutionalisation and Juridification The "foundation"of the Costitution No people no Costitution No people without Costitution		Eligio Resta
Lezione n. 6: Between and Beyond Costitutional treaty:an amphibious formula An apparent paradox A liquid anxiety about nationalisms Never again of violence		Eligio Resta
Lezione n. 7: Identity of Europe A Costitution of the identity When the identity becomes right An invisible empty space		Eligio Resta
Lezione n. 8: The Thought of Roots A Costitution of the identity Whwn the identity becomes right An invisible empty space		Eligio Resta
Lezione n. 9: Identity Written on a Charter A Costitution of the identity Whwn the identity becomes right An invisible empty space		Eligio Resta
Lezione n. 10: After Sovereighty Being on borders Some paradigms Con-fines The language of sovereignty and its rules Experimentum Europae		Eligio Resta