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BIBLIOGRAPHYIntroductiong European Council (2001), Declaration on the Future of the Union,www.evropska-unie.czg GALLOWAY, D. (2001), The Treaty of Nice and Beyond, Realities and Illusions ofPower in the EU (Sheffield: Sheffield Academic Press)g NORMAN, P. (2003), The Accidental Constitution. The Story of EuropeanConvention (Brussels: EuroComment)g PETERSON, J. and SHACKLETON, M. (2002), The Institutions of the EuropeanUnion (Oxford: Oxford University Press)g RITTBERGER, B. and SCHIMMELFENNIG, F. (2005), The Constitutionalization ofthe European Union. Explaining the Parliamentarization and Institutionalizationof Human Rights (Vienna: Institute for Advanced Studies)Chapter 1: Constitutionalisation: the Case of the Convention as a Network AnalysisCHAPTER 1Constitutionalisation:the Case of the Conventionas a Network AnalysisLenka Anna RovnáLenka Rovná, Prof. PhDr., CSc., is Jean Monnet Chair and the bearer of theJean Monnet Centre of Excellence in European Studies at Charles University inPrague (the first one in Central/Eastern Europe). She is Chair and Professor atthe Department of Western European Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, CharlesUniversity. She acts as President of ECSA – Czech. In 1991–1995 she was visitingProfessor at Guelph, Bishop’s and Calgary Universities, Canada. From summer2002, Lenka Rovná was governmental alternate for the Czech Republic at theConvention on the Future of Europe. In 2004 she was awarded a Chevalier del’Ordre National du Merite by the French President. She teaches courses in the fieldof European Politics, British and Canadian Politics. She is the author of the followingmonographs: “Prime Minister of Her Majesty: A Decade of Thatcherism in GreatBritain” (Prague, 1990), “History of Canada” (Prague: Nakladatelství Lidovénoviny, 2000), and “Who Governs Britain?” (Prague: Slon, 2004). Her otherpublications include: “Socio-political dimension of the EU accession negotiations, Thecase of the Czech Republic”, in: Swierkocki J. (ed.), Accession Negotiations (Lodz:European Institute, 2001); “Democratization through enlargement and participationin the Convention – A perspective from the Czech Republic”, in: Neuwahl, N.(ed.), European Union Enlargement (Université de Montréal, 2003); and “CzechRepublic” and “Slovakia”, in: Lodge, J. (ed.), The 2004 Elections to the EuropeanParliament (Palgrave Macmillan, 2005).18 19