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Community care policy at the intersection of HIV and unemployment crises in South Africa: paradoxes and paradigms. [PDF]

Health Policy Plan
van Ryneveld M, Schneider H.
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Evaluating Experiences With the Newly Enacted Law on Assisted Suicide in Austria: Protocol for an Interdisciplinary Mixed Methods Study. [PDF]

JMIR Res Protoc
Doppler K, Vielgrader TL, Fischer J, Mayer H, Hluch JM, Walser M, Parrag S, Dinges S, Stöger K, Wochele-Thoma T, Kletecka-Pulker M.   +10 more
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A Constitution for Europe and other Constitutions

European Constitutional Law Review, 2005
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Constitutions and Constitutional Design

2022
This chapter introduces constitutions as the foundational legal frameworks that define and structure political systems, delineating the powers of different branches and levels of government. It explores key concepts such as federalism and unitarism, contrasting systems where power is constitutionally shared between central and subnational governments ...
J. Tyler Dickovick, Jonathan Eastwood, Robin M. LeBlanc, Zoila Ponce de Leon   +3 more
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Fiscal Constitutions

Journal of Economic Theory, 2002
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C. AZARIADIS, GALASSO, VINCENZO
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Museums as Constitutions: A Commentary on Constitutions and Constitution Making

Law, Culture and the Humanities, 2013
Constitutional theorists frequently take the constitutional arrangement as their primary focus of critique. Indeed, for many constitutional scholars, the constitution is presumed as the central place from which to navigate and negotiate political community.
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The Constitution of Protoplasm

Science, 1943
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The Imaginary Constitution of Constitutions

Social Imaginaries, 2017
The modern constitution is predominantly understood as a way of instituting and limiting power, and is expected to contribute to (societal) stability, certainty, and order. Constitutions are hence of clear sociological interest, but until recently they have received little sociological attention.
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