The central question of Transition 2.0 is this: what (and how) may a new government do to re-establish constitutional democracy, as well as repair membership within the European Union, without breaching the European rule of law? This volume demonstrates that EU law and international commitments impose constraints but also offer tools and assistance for facilitating the way back after rule of law and democratic backsliding. The various contributions explore the constitutional, legal, and social framework of 'Transition 2.0'.With contributions byMatej Avbelj | Michal Bobek | Adam Bodnar | Armin von Bogdandy | Dario Castiglione | Pawel Filipek | Diego García-Sayán | Christophe Hillion | Sara Iglesias Sánchez | András Jakab | Maryhen Jiménez | David Kosar | Zdenek Kühn | Angelika Nußberger | Jirí Pribán | Kim Lane Scheppele | Werner Schroeder | Katarína Sipulová | Pál Sonnevend | Luke Dimitrios Spieker | Maciej Taborowski | Miroslaw Wyrzykowski
