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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

I am particularly grateful to Janneke Gerards for her unwavering sup­port during all the different phases of work on this project. For critical readings and stimulating conversations along the way, I thank Maurice Adams, Eduard Bomhoff, Antoine Buyse, Neil Duxbury, Jan Komarek, Peter Kugel, Susan Marks, Kai Moller, Jo Murkens, Andrew Lang, Mitchel Lasser, Anne Meuwese, Ralf Michaels, Marthias Reimann, Anne-Isabelle Richard, Helen Reece, Annelise Riles, Felix Ronkes Agerbeek, Yaniv Roznai, Mathias Siems, Emmanuel Voyiakis, Catherine Valcke, Gregoire Webber, Michael Wilkinson, Lorenzo Zucca and Peer Zumbansen.

Jan Kleinheisterkamp provided invaluable encouragement and advice. The generosity of these colleagues and friends is not to be confused with any responsibility for what follows. Special thanks are due to Frederick Schauer, Martijn Polak and Janneke Gerards for commenting on the doc­toral manuscript on which this book is based. Emma and Matthias have been quiet - and not so quiet - sources of inspiration and playful distrac­tion. Andrea's patience and support would merit mention on every page. This book is dedicated to her, s laskou.

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Source: Bomhoff Jacco. Balancing Constitutional Rights: The Origins and Meanings of Postwar Legal Discourse. Cambridge University Press,2014. — 290 p.. 2014
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