Part I. The European Court of Human Rights
Chapter I. Time of Courts: International Jurisdiction at the Origin of European Integration
Chapter II. Contrapunctual Dialogues with the European Court of Human Rights?
Chapter III. Formal and Informal Ways of Integration in the European System of Protection of Human Rights
Chapter IV. The European Court of Human Rights Before Inter-State Cases in the Field of Armed Conflicts: Perspectives and Difficulties
Part II. The Court of Justice of the European Union
Chapter V. Autonomy of EU law versus International Adjudication
Chapter VI. The Primacy of the EU law in a New Union
Chapter VII. The Pending Reform of the Court of Justice of the European Union: the Proposal to Transfer (certain) Preliminary Rulings to the General Court
Chapter VIII. The Interpretation of the Constitution in light of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union
Part III. Constitutional Courts
Chapter IX. How Constitutional Courts Learnt that Living in Groups is an Adaptation to Increase the Efficiency of Hunting
Chapter X. The Constitution of the Member State at the Crossroads of the Union and the National Judiciary
Chapter XI. Building a European Criminal Law: Constitutional Courts on Watch
Chapter XII. Limits to the Constitutional Control of EU Law?