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The Politics of the Rule of Law*

Ratio Juris, 1990
Abstract. The rule of law should be understood as part of the culture of democracy which requires a distribution of power between a periodically elected legislature and executive and an independent, but publicly accountable, judiciary in charge of a more slowly changing legal doctrine.
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From the Rule of Law to the Sustainable Rule of Law

The rule of law is one of the key concepts of modern democratic governance. Just like the country's strong and sustainable democracy, the country's strong and sustainable rule of law is a question that has been raised and tried to answer widely and for a long time on how to make it happen.
Sirinapattha Sirinapatpokin   +4 more
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Abstraction and the Rule of Law

Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 2009
This article tackles two issues: the nature of law's judgment and what, if anything, might be said in its favour. As to the first issue, the article reminds lawyers of the obvious, namely, that law's judgment is abstract, elucidating both what this entails and why it may be thought problematic.
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Rule of law and purpose of the corporation

Corporate Governance: an International Review, 2022
Sanjai Bhagat
exaly  

The Rule of Law and Economic Growth: Where are We?

World Development, 2011
Lydia Tiede, Stephan Haggard
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Populism and the Rule of Law

Annual Review of Law and Social Science, 2019
Nicola Lacey
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The Rule of Law: Pasts, Presents, and Two Possible Futures

Annual Review of Law and Social Science, 2016
Martin Krygier
exaly  

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