1. Seeing is believing?: Expert testimony and the construction of interpretive authority in an American trial

   • Curtis E. Renoe

   OriginalPaper Pages: 115 - 137

2. Ockham, singularity and multiculturalism

   • Wim Staat

   OriginalPaper Pages: 139 - 172

3. The ways of public reason comparative constitutional law and pragmatics

   • José de Sousa E Brito

   Discussion Pages: 173 - 183

4. Hohfeld and comparative law

   • Mark van Hoecke

   Discussion Pages: 185 - 201

5. Hohfeld, public reason and comparative constitutional law

   • Maarten Henket

   Discussion Pages: 202 - 206

6. Public reason as aTerium Comparationis

   • Rolando Gaete

   Discussion Pages: 207 - 212

7. Public reason — Making law reasonable to the public

   • Theresia Höynck

   Discussion Pages: 213 - 218

8. A very bleak house: The melancholia of institutions

   • Rolando Gaete

   Review Pages: 219 - 223