"that different melodies could be heard at the same time in a harmonic manner was one of the greatest developments in musical history and greatly enhanced the art and pleasure of music. In law too, we have to learn how to manage the non- hierarchical relationship between different legal orders and institutions and to discover how to gain from the diversity and choices that are offered to us without generating conflicts that ultimately will destroy those legal orders and the values they sustain. There is much to be gained from a pluralist conception of the EU legal order. In a world where problems and interests have no boundaries, it is a mistake to concentrate the ultimate authority and normative monopoly in a single source. Legal pluralism constitutes a form of checks and balances in the organisation of power in the European and national polities and, in this sense, it is an expression of constitutionalism and its paradoxes." - P. M.
Posted on: Sun, 15 Sep 2013 12:23:02 +0000
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