“The Constitutional Protection of Capitalism is a highly welcome and well-written contribution to legal scholarhip concerning some of the more profound issues arising from membership of transnational organisations.
[Nicol's] elegant pen and the honest and outspoken writing makes the book difficult to lay down once taken up.
The Constitutional Protection of Capitalism provides a distinguished critique of modern day capitalism and makes a welcome addition to legal scholarship. This book should be of interest to all those concerned with constitutional law and transnational governance.” – Martin Hennig,
European Law Review, Issue 36
“The book's findings are of general interest [and] we cannot but hail the book as an interesting contribution to the study of the consequences of economic integration for democracy, as well as to the growing debate about transnational democracy, to which, highlighting the national point of view, it constitutes a counterpoint.” – Fernando Losada Fraga,
Global Law Books
“We cannot but hail the book as an interesting contribution to the study of the consequences of economic integration for democracy, as well as to the growing debate about transnational democracy, to which, highlighting the national point of view, it constitutes a counterpoint.” – Fernando Losada Fraga,
The European Journal of International Law, Volume 22, No. 1