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Constitutions, voting and democracy: A review [PDF]

Social Choice and Welfare, 2001
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Elections, Public Awareness, and the Efficacy of Constitutional Review

Journal of Law and Courts, 2019
Scholars have long recognized the importance of timing in political decision making. In this article, I consider the potential for the strategic timing of court decisions involving the constitutional review of statutes.
Jay N. Krehbiel
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Constitutional and Administrative Law

, 2023
Introduction - the scope of constitutional law sources of the constitution the structure of the United Kingdom the rule of law the separation of powers the Royal prerogative parliamentary sovereignty central government local government -an outline the ...
H. Barnett
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Imperial Politics, English Law, and the Strategic Foundations of Constitutional Review in America

American Political Science Review, 2019
In the colonial period of American history, the British Crown reviewed, and sometimes nullified, acts of colonial assemblies for “repugnancy to the laws of England.” In this way, Crown review established external, legal constraints on American ...
Sean Gailmard
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Mixed Judicial Selection and Constitutional Review

Comparative Political Studies, 2019
Almost half the constitutional court judges worldwide are selected by a mixed selection system, whereby a specific number of judges are selected by different government institutions.
L. Tiede
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Constitutional Court and Constitutional Review in Albania

ICL Journal, 2013
Abstract This article tends to give an insight on the historical and institutional develop­ment of the Constitutional Court of Albania, on the need of the society and the historical changes that led to its creation. It focuses especially on the role and competences of this Court on the protection of the rule of law, of ...
Jonad Bara, Brunilda Bara
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Response to Daniel M. Brinks’s review of Fixing Democracy: Why Constitutional Change Often Fails to Enhance Democracy in Latin America

Perspectives on Politics, 2019
It is becoming abundantly clear—if it was not already— that for all their normative appeal in the popular imagination and in much academic writing, constitutions are most often born out of an impulse to preserve and reproduce power.
Javier Corrales
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Judicial Review and the Athenian 'Constitution'

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010
This paper examines the judicial procedures for reviewing legislation in classical Athens and argues that we can discern from these sources a coherent theory of the Athenian “Constitution.” I argue that prosecutors consistently attempted to depict the challenged statute as a threat to the basic democratic legislative or adjudicative process.
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Constitutive Modeling of Cartilaginous Tissues: A Review

Journal of Applied Biomechanics, 2006
An important and longstanding field of research in orthopedic biomechanics is the elucidation and mathematical modeling of the mechanical response of cartilaginous tissues. Traditional approaches have treated such tissues as continua and have described their mechanical response in terms of macroscopic models borrowed from solid mechanics.
Taylor, Zeike A., Miller, Karol
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C Constitutional Review

2006
The disavowal of any law or decision of the Legislature as repugnant to or inconsistent with the Constitution under Article 179.2 is accompanied by corresponding mechanism for the constitutional review of such enactments established by Articles 140 and 144.
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