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Separation of Powers Dismantled? Over-Rationalisation of Parliamentarism During the COVID-19 Pandemic in the Czech Republic, Poland and France

Politeja
This article is intended as a contribution to the research into the increasing role of the executive in modern government systems, including the use of emergency measures.
Ewa Bujwid-Kurek, Łukasz Jakubiak, Arkadiusz Górnisiewicz   +2 more
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Emergency powers and the pandemic: Reflecting on state legislative reforms and the future of public health response. [PDF]

J Emerg Manag, 2023
Davis M, Dedon L, Hoffman S, Baker-White A, Engleman D, Sunshine G.   +5 more
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Emergency Regimes in the European Constitutions – A Comparative Overview

European Journal of Risk Regulation
European constitutions differ greatly in the depth to which they deal with emergencies: while many constitutions devote more or less detailed regulation to emergency regimes, others almost completely neglect these issues or dedicate only some very short ...
Attila Horváth
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The power law as an emergent property [PDF]

Memory & Cognition, 2001
Recent work has shown that the power function, a ubiquitous characteristic of learning, memory, and sensation, can emerge from the arithmetic averaging of exponential curves. In the present study, the forgetting process was simulated via computer to determine whether power curves can result from the averaging of other types of component curves. Each of
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L’état d’exception, un espace vide de droits ? Le renforcement (de l’)exécutif de (par) la loi française

Tr@jectoires
The state of emergency is not a space void of law, as Agamben claims. It is therefore possible to study it from a legal point of view. French law allows for such research, because states of exception have been occurring more and more frequently there ...
Vincent Louis
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POWERS AND LIMITS TO THE STATE OF EMERGENCY IN THE ISRAELI EXPERIENCE.

Vertentes do Direito, 2019
A Equipe Editorial da Revista Vertentes do Direito (RVD) procedeu à retratação da pesquisa em razão de (i) considerando os fatos e fundamentos que alicerçaram a retração de artigo anterior e (ii) ter sido informada que o autor  jamais compôs o quadro de
Dimitris Liakopoulos
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China as an ‘Emerging Biotech Power’ [PDF]

Third World Quarterly, 2012
Abstract Asia's dramatic entry on to the global biotech scene has not gone unnoticed by commentators and social scientists. Countries like China, India, South Korea and Singapore have been identified as ‘emerging biotech powers’. Consequently scholars have begun examining the particularities of how biotechnologies (eg stem cell science, genetic testing
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Séparation des pouvoirs en état d'exception

Revista Facultad de Jurisprudencia, 2020
The article aims to analyze the principle of separation of powers in the Ecuadorian context of the state of emergency, decreed due to the health emergency caused by COVID-19.
Carlos Zuñiga Rendón
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Applying old tools to new challenges

Oñati Socio-Legal Series
As states of emergency are becoming increasingly pervasive, courts can no longer rely on deferential approaches based on the assumption that emergencies are exceptional and temporary.
Marie Laur
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Emergency Powers, Constitutional Order, and Moral Legitimacy: Reflections on Sri Lanka’s 2018 Crisis

Wah Academia Journal of Global Religions
The 2018 constitutional crisis in Sri Lanka represents a critical turning point in the country’s post-1978 constitutional history, raising profound questions about the scope of executive emergency powers and the effectiveness of constitutional checks ...
S.V. Kannangara, V. S. Suriyabandara
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