Comparative Constitutional Law

By:

Jackson, Vicki C

Publication details: Foundation Press St. Paul, MN 2014Description: xci, 1812 pagesISBN:

9781599415949

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

342.41 JAC.C

Summary: Contents Introduction: Reproductive rights and comparative constitutional law What is comparative constitutional law? Constitutions and constitutionalism Creating constitutions: Constitutional moments and transitions Constitutional entrenchment, courts and democracy Constitutional courts: Structure and procedure Constitutional courts and constitutional adjudication Separation of powers: Governments, courts and emergency powers Federalism: Power sharing and minority protection Pluralism, rights, and democracy Religious pluralism and constitutional law Freedoms of expression and association Constitutions and the positive state.

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Contents
Introduction: Reproductive rights and comparative constitutional law
What is comparative constitutional law?
Constitutions and constitutionalism
Creating constitutions: Constitutional moments and transitions
Constitutional entrenchment, courts and democracy
Constitutional courts: Structure and procedure
Constitutional courts and constitutional adjudication
Separation of powers: Governments, courts and emergency powers
Federalism: Power sharing and minority protection
Pluralism, rights, and democracy
Religious pluralism and constitutional law
Freedoms of expression and association
Constitutions and the positive state.

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