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Constitutional Crisis, Constitutional Nostalgia
Law, Culture and the HumanitiesThis essay argues that the unfolding constitutional crisis in the United States is best understood as being marked by both constitutional disintegration and constitutional counter-revolution. In response, many liberals have cultivated a nostalgia for a pre-crisis constitutional consensus.
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Revolutions and Constitutional Crisis
2021Abstract Revolutionary actions and constitutional crises are closely linked. However, research mainly looks at the two phenomena as distinct from each other. While studies on revolutionary actions are interested in the agency and the impact of the actions on the country’s institutions, legal research focuses on the constitution itself.
Johannes Vüllers
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Constitutional Economy in Crisis?
Law, Culture and the HumanitiesThis commentary offers ethnographic reflections on the U.S. Supreme Court’s opinion in Trump v. United States , the July 2024 ruling that gave then-former President Trump and all future presidents immunity from criminal prosecution for certain categories of official conduct.
Carol J Greenhouse
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2020
Abstract Dysfunctional politics in the United States and Donald Trump’s presidency have caused many people to worry that the country is in the middle of a constitutional crisis. That is not the case. A constitutional crisis occurs when a constitution is about to fail at its central purpose—to keep struggles for power within the ...
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Abstract Dysfunctional politics in the United States and Donald Trump’s presidency have caused many people to worry that the country is in the middle of a constitutional crisis. That is not the case. A constitutional crisis occurs when a constitution is about to fail at its central purpose—to keep struggles for power within the ...
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Constitutional Crisis in the European Constitutional Area
2015The concept of a European Constitutional Area has been used in legal scholarship to describe a common space of constitutionalism where national and international constitutional guarantees interact to maintain the common constitutional values of Europe.
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1990
Abstract This timely book examines the ways in which western democracies have attempted to contain domestic political terrorism. It is the first broadly comparative analysis of anti-terrorist laws, focusing on the preventative measures enacted by constitutional governments in Britain and Germany to deter terrorist acts.
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Abstract This timely book examines the ways in which western democracies have attempted to contain domestic political terrorism. It is the first broadly comparative analysis of anti-terrorist laws, focusing on the preventative measures enacted by constitutional governments in Britain and Germany to deter terrorist acts.
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2017
This chapter explores both sides of the country's deep-seated class conflict, which revealed itself in a public debate about constitutional democracy between the highest levels of the judiciary and the leaders of Germany's powerful labor unions. Legal theorists often emphasize the importance of reaching consensus on moral principles for the stability ...
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This chapter explores both sides of the country's deep-seated class conflict, which revealed itself in a public debate about constitutional democracy between the highest levels of the judiciary and the leaders of Germany's powerful labor unions. Legal theorists often emphasize the importance of reaching consensus on moral principles for the stability ...
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