Quasi-Constitutionality and Constitutional Statutes
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Quasi-Constitutionality and Constitutional Statutes
Forms, Functions, Applications
Albert, Richard; Colon-Rios, Joel
Taylor & Francis Inc
03/2019
312
Dura
Inglês
9780815385349
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction: The Space Between Ordinary and Constitutional Law Part I: Forms Part I Introduction: The Comparative Examination of (Quasi-)Constitutional Statutes-An Unstable Discourse 1. The Rise and Recognition of Constitutional Statutes 2. How to Identify Quasi-Constitutional Legislation? An Example from Chile 3. Exploring Constitutional Statutes in Common Law Systems Part II: Functions Part II Introduction: Unearthing the 'Constitutional' in Quasi-Constitutionality 4. Quasi-Constitutionality and the Treaty of Waitangi: Historicity and the Political 5. Quasi-Constitutionality in Canada and the Weak-Form Model of Constitutionalism and Judicial Review 6. Quasi-Constitutional Amendments 7. Reflecting and Building Asymmetries: The Role of (Sub-)Constitutional Statutes in Spain and the UK 8. Towards a Quasi-Constitutional Law of Armed Conflict Detention Part III: Applications Part III Introduction: Around the World 9. Constitutionally Obligatory Legislation: A Case Study in Legal Constitutionalism 10. Quasi-Constitutionalism and Informal Legislative Entrenchment: The Case of the Affordable Care Act 11. Quasi-Entrenched Living Statutes: Creating a Multicultural Rights Regime 12. The Quasi-Constitutionality of Non-Statutory Law: Executive Constitutional Interpretation in Japanese Law
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UK Supreme Court;UK Judiciary;Constitutional law; written constitution; quasi-constitutionality; constitutional statutes; Comparative Constitutional Law;;Constitutional Statutes;Agri SA;International Humanitarian Law;UK Force;Quasi-constitutional Status;Secretary Of State;Hs2 Action Alliance;UK Constitutional;United Kingdom's Constitutional Arrangement;Judicial Supremacy;Common Law World;Non-international Armed Conflict;Australian Capital Territory;Formal Amendment Process;Constitutional Supremacy;Amendment Procedure;GC Iv;Te Urewera;UK Constitutional Law;ECHR Article;Public Offices Election Act;Legislative Entrenchment;Subsidiarity Approach
Introduction: The Space Between Ordinary and Constitutional Law Part I: Forms Part I Introduction: The Comparative Examination of (Quasi-)Constitutional Statutes-An Unstable Discourse 1. The Rise and Recognition of Constitutional Statutes 2. How to Identify Quasi-Constitutional Legislation? An Example from Chile 3. Exploring Constitutional Statutes in Common Law Systems Part II: Functions Part II Introduction: Unearthing the 'Constitutional' in Quasi-Constitutionality 4. Quasi-Constitutionality and the Treaty of Waitangi: Historicity and the Political 5. Quasi-Constitutionality in Canada and the Weak-Form Model of Constitutionalism and Judicial Review 6. Quasi-Constitutional Amendments 7. Reflecting and Building Asymmetries: The Role of (Sub-)Constitutional Statutes in Spain and the UK 8. Towards a Quasi-Constitutional Law of Armed Conflict Detention Part III: Applications Part III Introduction: Around the World 9. Constitutionally Obligatory Legislation: A Case Study in Legal Constitutionalism 10. Quasi-Constitutionalism and Informal Legislative Entrenchment: The Case of the Affordable Care Act 11. Quasi-Entrenched Living Statutes: Creating a Multicultural Rights Regime 12. The Quasi-Constitutionality of Non-Statutory Law: Executive Constitutional Interpretation in Japanese Law
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UK Supreme Court;UK Judiciary;Constitutional law; written constitution; quasi-constitutionality; constitutional statutes; Comparative Constitutional Law;;Constitutional Statutes;Agri SA;International Humanitarian Law;UK Force;Quasi-constitutional Status;Secretary Of State;Hs2 Action Alliance;UK Constitutional;United Kingdom's Constitutional Arrangement;Judicial Supremacy;Common Law World;Non-international Armed Conflict;Australian Capital Territory;Formal Amendment Process;Constitutional Supremacy;Amendment Procedure;GC Iv;Te Urewera;UK Constitutional Law;ECHR Article;Public Offices Election Act;Legislative Entrenchment;Subsidiarity Approach
