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Boundary assembly: An institutional proposal for democratizing membership politics
How should democratic communities decide who should belong? Recent debates about issues such as voting rights for prisoners, denationalization policies or citizenship tests raise this fundamental democratic question.
Svenja Ahlhaus
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He seemed to enjoy portraying himself as mostly without allies – a principled contrarian. This was central to his self-consciousness.
Bryan Dennis G. Tiojanco
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Comparative Political Process Theory or Comparative Representative Reinforcement Theory (CPPT/CRRT) is an emerging scholarly field that theorizes about the courts’ role in the broader comparative universe.
Amal Sethi
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Courts and comparative representation-reinforcing theory
In the same vein as John Hart Ely, but with a modern, global focus, a new wave of comparative constitutional scholarship focuses on the role of courts in protecting and promoting democracy.
Rosalind Dixon
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Latin America: Weak academic freedom within strong university autonomy
In Latin America, the notions of academic freedom or the freedom of science have not had the overarching influence in defining the prerogatives of scholars and the university that we see them exerting over the experiences of Western Europe and the ...
Andrés Bernasconi
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Contested compliance of obligations under international law: A take from Global Constitutionalism
Taking Global Constitutionalism as an agora, a platform for international interdisciplinary discussions this article asks a question about the state we are in with regard to the international order as an order that is not just a ‘rule-based order’ but ...
Antje Wiener +4 more
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This article examines the path of global constitutionalism and its encounter with cultural diversity in Africa. It situates the phenomenon of global constitutionalism in the late nineteenth century and traces some of its tectonic transformations since ...
GEBEYE, BERIHUN ADUGNA
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(Republican) democracy and the European Court of Human Rights
The relationship between the European Court of Human Rights and the ideal of democracy is a complex one: Convention states tend to understand it in terms of the supremacy of national democratic arrangements, whereas the Court has conceived of the ...
Cormac Mac Amhlaigh
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Reimagining digital constitutionalism
Digital constitutionalism has been in vogue in recent years. A series of journal articles, edited collections and monographs that front the catch term have mushroomed.
Kinfe Yilma
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