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American Political Science Review, 1909
The seventh edition of Professor Dicey's well-known volume presents, as its most notable feature, an entirely new chapter on the droit administratif. All the previous editions have contained a chapter with this heading, but the doctrines set forth have, within the last half-dozen years, aroused so much adverse criticism that Professor Dicey has ...
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The seventh edition of Professor Dicey's well-known volume presents, as its most notable feature, an entirely new chapter on the droit administratif. All the previous editions have contained a chapter with this heading, but the doctrines set forth have, within the last half-dozen years, aroused so much adverse criticism that Professor Dicey has ...
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The Constitution and the Nature of Law
Law and Philosophy, 1993Rhetoric about the Supreme Court's making law, and ignoring the intentions of the framers of the Constitution, is no doubt motivated by such Court decisions as Roe v. Wade. The rhetoric is also animated, however, by a prima facie compelling argument. The argument is that if no one ever thought of such a right as that of privacy, for example, until over
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2020
AbstractThe creation of Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) was an important enterprise of constitutional engineering and expressed a belief in the capacity of constitutional law to accomplish economic objectives. The Treaty of Maastricht was prepared by not one but two intergovernmental conferences, namely one on ‘European Political Union’ and another ...
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AbstractThe creation of Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) was an important enterprise of constitutional engineering and expressed a belief in the capacity of constitutional law to accomplish economic objectives. The Treaty of Maastricht was prepared by not one but two intergovernmental conferences, namely one on ‘European Political Union’ and another ...
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The Demand for Constitutional Law
Constitutional Political Economy, 2002A growing concern in transition economies is the gap between the law on the books and the law in practice. The existence of such a gap has long been recognized even in countries with a long legal tradition and where, by and large, the formal law seems to be observed.
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Transnational Constitutional Law
2021Abstract This chapter presents an account of the constitutional law of transnational society from a distinctively political perspective. It uses a neoclassical definition of the constitution as the legal norms that frame the actions of a political system to examine and construct constitutional functions that reach beyond the legal ...
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2015
This book is intended to assist students to study Australian Constitutional Law. Each chapter clearly identifies and concisely explains the key topics within constitutional law. The most important and recent cases are summarised to consolidate practical understanding of the theoretical concepts.
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This book is intended to assist students to study Australian Constitutional Law. Each chapter clearly identifies and concisely explains the key topics within constitutional law. The most important and recent cases are summarised to consolidate practical understanding of the theoretical concepts.
Harvey, Matt +4 more
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Internationalization of Constitutional Law
2012This article focuses on the internationalization of constitutional law. It discusses major trends in the internationalization of constitutional law, including the incorporation of international human rights treaties into constitutions, convergence, and comparativism of national constitutions, and constitutional devolution or treaty-becoming ...
Wen-Chen Chang, Jiunn-rong Yeh
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Constitutional Economics and the Law
2017The economic analysis of constitutions, also known as ‘constitutional economics’ or ‘constitutional political economy’ is a young research program. Standard economics used to focus on the analysis of choices within rules, thus assuming rules to be exogenously given and fixed.
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