The Treaty of Lisbon in the Light of Post-National Public Law. "The Lisbon Treaty marks the end, at least for the foreseeable future, of the project of a European Constitution. But does it also mean a rejection of the tradition of Western constitutionalism? The author addresses the question outlining, first, the main elements of the modern Western conception of constitutionalism. In a second step the analysis concentrates on which of these contexts are nonetheless present in the Lisbon Treaty." (Quoted from paper)