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A Constitution for the Socialist Commonwealth of Great Britain [PDF]

Nature, 1921
IN this volume Mr. and Mrs. Webb set themselves to build “an efficiently working, genuinely democratic constitution” out of the materials that are already to hand. The distinctive feature of the Socialist Commonwealth of Great Britain will be the division of the labours of our present overworked Parliament between two co-equal bodies, the Social and ...
D. H. Robertson, Sidney Webb, Beatrice Webb   +2 more
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Constitutional Defence in Vietnam: New Opportunities, Universality, and Specificity

Krytyka Prawa, 2023
Constitutional defence is considered one of the important constituents of a rule of-law state. Without a professional and independent constitutional defence mechanism, it is difficult to protect the constitution as the foundational law with the highest ...
Mai Van Thang
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Piero Calamandrei et la Constitution de 1948 : Calamandrei le juriste contre Piero l’intellectuel

Laboratoire Italien, 2017
Piero Calamandrei was a well-known legal-adviser and an intellectual engagé. He founded and directed a political and cultural monthly magazine, still alive, Il Ponte, which was committed in the Fifties in the rank of the non-communist, non Marxist and ...
Frédéric Attal
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Needs over rights: The right to health in state socialist Hungary and its implementation [PDF]

Pravni Zapisi
State socialist Hungary undertook historically unparalleled action to satisfy the health needs of its population. To support its efforts, it recognized in its constitution the protection of health as an essential state task and, later, a right to health.
Varjú Márton, Sándor Judit
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Political Experience in Economic and Social Transformation

Wirtschaftsdienst, 2021
This article outlines the political events related to German unification on the occasion of its 30th anniversary. The revolutionary upheaval of 1989-90 led to the formulation of common economic and social models in the former Eastern bloc countries.
Christoph Bergner
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"Plava knjiga" i njena recepcija 1977. godine [PDF]

Токови историје, 2016
This paper presents the opening of the constitutional issues raised by the leadership of the Socialist Republic of Serbia immediately after the adoption of the 1974 Constitution.
Slobodan Bjelica
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Socialist Constitutional Legacies in Regional Constitutions and Charters in Russia

Russian Law Journal, 2021
Russia has a federated structure. It is quite complex, with five different types of subjects of the Federation: republics, territories, regions, an autonomous region, cities of federal significance, and autonomous areas. Each of these subjects of the Federation has its own constitutive law.
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The revolt of the Albanians from Kosovo through the eyes of the Bulgarian diplomacy [PDF]

Srpska Politička Misao
Based on scientific literature and archival materials, the article analyzes the attitude of the Bulgarian embassy in Belgrade about the events in Kosovo since 1981.
Božinov Vojin
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Constitutional Rights in Socialist East Asia

Nordic Journal of Human Rights, 2022
China, North Korea, and Viet Nam are three essentially socialist countries that have survived the collapse of the Soviet Union. A salient commonality among them is the homogeneity of their cultural roots and the socialist legal tradition, which have continued to influence every facet of government and society.
Tien-Duc Nguyen, Pasquale Viola
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The Soviet Federation

Czasopismo Prawno-Historyczne, 1980
The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics is a multinational state. According to the 1970 census, there are more than 100 nations and nationalities in the Soviet Union, with 22 of them numbering over 1 million people, 27 between 100 thousand and 1 million,
Jurij A. Poliakov
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