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Populist constitutionalism and constituent power
Constituent power is a helpful component of constitutional theory because it provides a conceptual and potentially normative explanation of how a new constitution can be made without any existing legal authority to do so.
O. Doyle
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The idea of constitutionalism—like the ideas of state, government, democracy, power, and law to which it is very closely related—goes right to the heart of some of the very biggest questions about how we can live together. Where individuals coexist in any social group—a family, tribe, or nation state, or as citizens in a wider global order—there are ...
Godden, Andrew, Morison, John
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Conquest and constitutionalism: first thoughts on an alternative jurisprudence
This article examines the meaning and progress of post-1994 constitutional democracy in South Africa from the perspective of its (dis)continuity with the longue-durée history of colonial conquest, settler-colonialism and white supremacy.
J. Modiri
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The relevance of the topic lies in the need to disprove the pseudo-scientific statements of the political leadership of the Russian Federation concerning absence of a historical tradition of Ukrainian state-building and national constitutionalism.
Anatolii Kozachenko, Yuliia Perebyinis
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Learning Lessons from the Populist Defeats: From Negative to Positive Constitutionalism
Anna Śledzińska-Simon
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Judicial Power and the Charter: Canada and the Paradox of Liberal Constitutionalism de Christopher Manfredi, Toronto, Oxford University Press, 2 édition, 2001, XVII, 276 p. [PDF]
Éric Breton
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The old Commonwealth model of constitutionalism [PDF]
David Dyzenhaus, Thomas Poole
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Theocratic Legal Revolution and the Origins of Modern Secularism in Dante
This article discusses an anti-sovranist variant of political theology. Recent work on the sociology of modern constitutionalism has identified its source in the so-called Papal legal revolution that proclaimed the autonomy of the Church in relation to ...
Miguel Vatter
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