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Part I: Justice  Chapter 1 Judging the Past: Three Ways of Understanding Time Antoine Garapon;  Chapter 2 Law at the Right Time: A Plea for Slow Law in Hasty Times Bart van Klink;  Chapter 3 Law, Time, and Inhumanity: Reflections on the Impresciptible Luigi Corrias;  Part II: Legal Certainty  Chapter 4 Airports Built on Shifting Grounds? Social Acceleration and the Temporal Dimension of Law Hartmut Rosa;  Chapter 5 Suspended in Gaffa: Legal Slowness in the Acceleration Society Lyana Francot;  Chapter 6 Uncertain Futures and the Problem of Constraining Emergency Powers: Temporal Dimensions of Carl Schmitt’s Theory of the State of Exception Marc de Wilde;  Chapter 7 Constitutional Preambles and the Uncertain Future Nomi Claire Lazar;  Part III: Expediency  Chapter 8 Collective Memory, Constitutional Polity and Functional Differentiation of Modern Society Jiří Přibáň;  Chapter 9 Informing Life: Temporal Politics of Information in the Administration of Pandemics Sven Opitz;  Chapter 10 Immediacy, Potentia and Constraining Emergency Powers Bas Schotel