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Stability in Flexibility: A British Lens on Constitutional Success
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016This chapter challenges Ginsburg & Huq’s schema of constitutional success as presented in the book, Assessing Constitutional Performance. It argues that the unique constitutional dynamic in the United Kingdom - a co-existence of constitutional success and constitutional crisis - highlights a key variable omitted in their calculations: the effective ...
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On the Constitutional Stability ofη1-Allylmetal Compounds
Chemistry - A European Journal, 1998Haptotropic rearrangements of η1-allylmetallic compounds such as 1 can be faster or slower than their addition to aldehydes. This critically affects syn/anti selectivity in the product homoallylic alcohols, for example, 3/4. A test using the chiral aldehyde 2 allowed us to determine which situation prevails for various allylmetal compounds 1.
Reinhard W. Hoffmann, André Polachowski
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Stability and Constitutive Inequalities in Plasticity
1993A thermodynamic theory of stability in solids with intrinsic dissipation of plastic type is developed, and various related constitutive inequalities are discussed. The thermodynamic formalism for finite strain elasto-plasticity is presented, with rate-dependent plastic behaviour and its rate-independent limit described with the help of internal ...
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Elastic Constitutive Laws and Stability Analyses
2016Technische Mechanik; 36; 1-2; 3-112; ISSN 2199 ...
Brasil, R. M. L. R. F., J.M. Balthazar
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Regime stability and the constitutional process
1990The evolution of the post-authoritarian regime, from 1974 to 1989, is punctuated by a succession of political crises, each and everyone connected, if not centered upon constitutional issues. The turning points of the revolutionary period are inseparable from attempts to change, or from effective revisions of constitutional laws.
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, 2019 The Role of Constitutional Law in National Stability
Constitutional law serves as the backbone of national stability, shaping the political, social, and economic landscape of a nation. It is the framework that determines governance, safeguards fundamental rights, and ensures the rule of law. Without a solid constitutional foundation, societies become vulnerable to political upheaval, civil unrest, and ...openaire +1 more source
Amendment Procedures and Constitutional Stability
2006Bjørn Erik Rasch, Roger D. Congleton
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