Latest Publication

Between Reason and Will: Can Regulation be Responsive?
Presentation for Workshop ‘Socializing Economic Relationships - New Perspectives and Methods for Analysing Transnational Risk Regulation’, Oxford, CSLS, April, 2010.
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A review of D. Naurin and H. Wallace (Eds.), Unveiling the Council of the European Union: Games Governments Play in Brussels, published in Common Market Law Review, vol. 47, April 2010, pp. 593-595.
Lisbon Treaty and the Possibility of a European Network Demoi-cracy,
EUI Working Paper, forthcoming (2009)

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Works in Progress
Joint Commitment and Individual Participation
(A liberal criticism of Margaret Gilbert’s Actual Contract Theory and new proposal)

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         Communicative Action and Agreement to Disagree
         (I believe that agreement is not only possible, but also necessary and in any event it is the only way to construct meaning and value in our post-metaphysical world. On the other hand I believe philosophy is useless if divorced from practice, hence my current PhD thesis is a search for empirical confirmation of the deliberative democracy theory in the decision-making of the EU. Earlier, I intended to test the idea of participatory democracy as conductive to agreement among the stakeholders in administrative regulation, but had to abandon that project for the lack of funding.)

Some early works

EU: Constitutional Dilemmas in Public Administration 2/2003
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Discretion between the domains of Law and Politics” in
Legal World 2/2003
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Bulgarian Constitution of 1879 as Avantgardist Project
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Parliamentary Committees: Scrutiny of the Administration
(A comparative study of British House of Commons Select Committees and US Congressional Committees)
CEU LLM Thesis
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