Abstract
1. The Legal dimension in Europe's history - 2. The 'European' message of the medieval ius commune - 3. Halfway between modern and post-modern: the start of a new 'European' message - 4. Europe of law: diversities in unity - 5. The role played by the European Court of Justice in the creation of 'European' law: the problem of identifying fundamental rights - 6. European law and its need for principles: the role played by legal science - 7. Europe of law and the current globalization of law
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