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On the (robust) ex post stability of constitutions

open access: yesJournal of Public Economic Theory
AbstractThis paper explores the concept of ex post stability in voting systems, shifting the focus from the traditional ex ante perspective, where preferences are uncertain, to a setting where agents' preferences are fully known. We offer a comprehensive characterization of ex post stable constitutions within deterministic voting rule environments.
Daeyoung Jeong
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Constitutive Behavior and Stability of Frictional Sliding of Granite

pure and applied geophysics, 1986
An understanding of the frictional sliding on faults that can lead to earthquakes requires a knowledge of both constitutive behavior of the sliding surfaces and its mechanical interaction with the loading system. We have determined the constitutive parameters for frictional sliding of initially bare surfaces of Westerly granite, using a recently ...
Terry E. Tullis, John D. Weeks
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Constitutional Stability and the Deferential Court

SSRN Electronic Journal
<div> Although Alexander Hamilton famously called the American judicial&nbsp;<span>system the least dangerous branch in Federalist No. 78, many legal&nbsp;</span><span>scholars and political scientists in recent years have been troubled by&nbsp;</span><span>the powerful role of the Supreme Court in ...
Mittal, Sonia, Weingast, Barry R.
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Constitutional Asymmetry as a Surrogate in Conflict Accommodation or How (Not) to Stabilize a Constitutional System

2022
Abstract: To date, the study of federalism in comparative constitutional law has been subject to considerable discussion. In particular, investigating how federalism can be explored as a device for managing internal conflicts is a continuing concern within this field.
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Constitutional Stability in View of the 2020 Constitutional Reform in the Russian Federation

Legal Concept, 2022
Introduction: the stability of the constitution is a special kind of stability, because if its relevance to rapidly changing social relations is usually fundamentally important for a normative act, then the constitution is largely designed to restrain the paroxysms of social development, carry the values of society through time and preserve the main ...
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Constitutive Equations, Stability and Bifurcation of Elastoplastic Structures

ZAMM - Journal of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics / Zeitschrift für Angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik, 1987
AbstractThis review paper gives a uniform presentation of some recent results on the. stability of elastic plastic structures. It starts by recalling a general method to write constitutive equations in finite deformations with the introduction of an internat variable– generally a matrix – which describes the modification of material properties.
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On the Constitutional Stability ofη1-Allylmetal Compounds

Chemistry - A European Journal, 1998
Haptotropic rearrangements of η1-allylmetallic compounds such as 1 can be faster or slower than their addition to aldehydes. This critically affects syn/anti selectivity in the product homoallylic alcohols, for example, 3/4. A test using the chiral aldehyde 2 allowed us to determine which situation prevails for various allylmetal compounds 1.
Reinhard W. Hoffmann, André Polachowski
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An Investigation on Static and Dynamic Criteria of Constitutive Stability

Mechanics of Advanced Materials and Structures, 2007
The stability characterization of the constitutive incremental behavior of a material in a state of large static deformation is studied. This aspect is of notable interest especially for advanced composite materials which are usually characterized by high anisotropy, soft components and plasticity or damage.
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Stability in Flexibility: A British Lens on Constitutional Success

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016
This chapter challenges Ginsburg & Huq’s schema of constitutional success as presented in the book, Assessing Constitutional Performance. It argues that the unique constitutional dynamic in the United Kingdom - a co-existence of constitutional success and constitutional crisis - highlights a key variable omitted in their calculations: the effective ...
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Stability and Constitutive Inequalities in Plasticity

1993
A thermodynamic theory of stability in solids with intrinsic dissipation of plastic type is developed, and various related constitutive inequalities are discussed. The thermodynamic formalism for finite strain elasto-plasticity is presented, with rate-dependent plastic behaviour and its rate-independent limit described with the help of internal ...
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