Sociology of Constitutions
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Sociology of Constitutions
A Paradoxical Perspective
Corsi, Giancarlo; Febbrajo, Alberto
Taylor & Francis Ltd
02/2018
298
Mole
Inglês
9781138497566
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction, Alberto Febbrajo and Giancarlo Corsi. Part I: On paradoxes in constitutions, Giancarlo Corsi; Exogenous self-binding: how social subsystems externalise their foundational paradoxes in the process of constitutionalisation, Gunther Teubner; Promise as premise. Rewriting the paradox of constitutional reasoning, Ino Augsberg; On the binding nature of constitutions, Hans-Georg Moeller; Constitutionalism and legal pluralism, Alberto Febbrajo. Part II: The sociological origins of global law, Chris Thornhill; Constitutionalism and globalisation: a disputed relationship, Cesare Pinelli; 'Cross-constitutionalism' and sustainable comparison, Michele Carducci; Towards the constitution of networks?, Karl-Heinz Ladeur; Standards of 'good governance' and peripheral constitutionalism: the case of post-accession Romania, Bogdan Iancu; The organization of market expectations beyond legality: an Argentinian case, Matias Dewey; De-constitutionalizing Latin America. Particularism and universalism in a constitutional perspective, Aldo Mascareno; Paradoxes of transconstitutionalism in Latin America, Marcelo Neves. Appendix: The constitution in the work of Niklas Luhmann, Giancarlo Corsi; The issue of the constitution in Luhmann's card index system. Reading the traces, Johannes F.K. Schmidt; Index.
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structural;coupling;global;constitutionalism;legal;order;societal;human;rights;constitutional;International Law;Public International Law;Military Junta;Vice Versa;EU's Reaction;EU's Constitutionalisation;Good Life;Structural Coupling;Societal Constitutionalism;Latin American Constitutionalism;Global Administrative Law;External Legal Cultures;EU Law;Legal Order;Lower Saxony Ministry;Social Systems;Luhmann's Thesis;Retreaded Tyres;Card Index System;Normative Particularism;Today's World Society;State Legal Orders;Transnational Constitutionalisation;Card Index;Transversal Rationality
Introduction, Alberto Febbrajo and Giancarlo Corsi. Part I: On paradoxes in constitutions, Giancarlo Corsi; Exogenous self-binding: how social subsystems externalise their foundational paradoxes in the process of constitutionalisation, Gunther Teubner; Promise as premise. Rewriting the paradox of constitutional reasoning, Ino Augsberg; On the binding nature of constitutions, Hans-Georg Moeller; Constitutionalism and legal pluralism, Alberto Febbrajo. Part II: The sociological origins of global law, Chris Thornhill; Constitutionalism and globalisation: a disputed relationship, Cesare Pinelli; 'Cross-constitutionalism' and sustainable comparison, Michele Carducci; Towards the constitution of networks?, Karl-Heinz Ladeur; Standards of 'good governance' and peripheral constitutionalism: the case of post-accession Romania, Bogdan Iancu; The organization of market expectations beyond legality: an Argentinian case, Matias Dewey; De-constitutionalizing Latin America. Particularism and universalism in a constitutional perspective, Aldo Mascareno; Paradoxes of transconstitutionalism in Latin America, Marcelo Neves. Appendix: The constitution in the work of Niklas Luhmann, Giancarlo Corsi; The issue of the constitution in Luhmann's card index system. Reading the traces, Johannes F.K. Schmidt; Index.
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structural;coupling;global;constitutionalism;legal;order;societal;human;rights;constitutional;International Law;Public International Law;Military Junta;Vice Versa;EU's Reaction;EU's Constitutionalisation;Good Life;Structural Coupling;Societal Constitutionalism;Latin American Constitutionalism;Global Administrative Law;External Legal Cultures;EU Law;Legal Order;Lower Saxony Ministry;Social Systems;Luhmann's Thesis;Retreaded Tyres;Card Index System;Normative Particularism;Today's World Society;State Legal Orders;Transnational Constitutionalisation;Card Index;Transversal Rationality
