Does constitutionalism matter ?

by Lane, Jan-Erik

Superior Title: Verfassungsrecht und Verfassungspolitik in Umbruchsituationen 1999, S. 177 - 194

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On the novelties of an old constitution : settled principles and unsettling surprises

by Arkes, Hadley

Superior Title: <<The>> American journal of jurisprudence 44 (1999), S. 15 - 42

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103

Constitutional fact and theory : a response to chief judge Posner

by Jones Merritt, Deborah

Superior Title: Michigan law review 97 (1999) 5, S. 1287 - 1295

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104

Contracts and constitutions

by Castiglione, Dario

Superior Title: Democracy and constitutional culture in the Union of Europe 1995, S. 59 - 79

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105

Citizenship and identity : aspects of a political theory of citizenship

by Preuß, Ulrich K.

Superior Title: Democracy and constitutional culture in the Union of Europe 1995, S. 107 - 120

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106

Constitutionalism and social rights

by Jordan, Bill

Superior Title: Democracy and constitutional culture in the Union of Europe 1995, S. 121 - 135

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107

"A new constitutional reality for civil society ?" : some cautionary remarks on republican citizenship

by Christodoulidis, Emilios A.

Superior Title: Democracy and constitutional culture in the Union of Europe 1995, S. 177 - 196

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108

Revitalizing consent

by Somin, Ilya

Superior Title: Harvard journal of law and public policy 23 (2000) 3, S. 753 - 805

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109

Was James Madison wrong ? : rethinking the American preference for short, famework-oriented constitutions

by Hammons, Christopher W.

Superior Title: American political science review 93 (1999) 4, S. 837 - 849

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110

Mixed and mixing systems: a conceptual search

by Örücü, Esin

Superior Title: Studies in legal systems S. 335 - 352

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111

Constitutions, civil rights and outsiders

by Galloway, Donald

Superior Title: Archiv für Rechts- und Sozialphilosophie (1997) 67, S. 134 - 140

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112

The place of legal history in the teaching of comparative law and in the education of comparative lawyers

by Gordon, William M.

Superior Title: UK law for the millennium 1998, S. 286 - 297

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113

This essay is brilliant / this essay is stupid : positive and negative self-reference in constitutional practice and theory

by Seidman, Louis Michael

Superior Title: UCLA law review 46 (1998) 2, S. 501 - 575

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Logic and legitimacy : the uses of constitutional argument

by Winters, Brian

Superior Title: Case Western reserve law review 48 (1998) 2, S. 263 - 307

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115

The constitutional foundations of modern public law

by Laws, John

Superior Title: Revue européenne de droit public 10 (1998) 3, S. 579 - 589

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The religious origins of public law

by Starck, Christian

Superior Title: Revue européenne de droit public 10 (1998) 3, S. 621 - 636

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117

Personality and public law doctrine

by McLean, Janet

Superior Title: University of Toronto law journal 49 (1999) 1, S. 123 - 149

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118

Hard cases and the (d)evolution of constitutional doctrine

by Bhagwat, Ashutosh

Superior Title: Connecticut law review 30 (1998) 3, S. 961 - 1017

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119

Acountability, liberty, and the constitution

by Brown, Rebecca L.

Superior Title: Columbia law review 98 (1998) 3, S. 531 - 579

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The constitution : morals and rights

by Laws, John

Superior Title: Public law (1996) winter, S. 622 - 635

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Does constitutionalism matter ?

On the novelties of an old constitution : settled principles and unsettling surprises

Constitutional fact and theory : a response to chief judge Posner

Contracts and constitutions

Citizenship and identity : aspects of a political theory of citizenship

Constitutionalism and social rights

"A new constitutional reality for civil society ?" : some cautionary remarks on republican citizenship

Revitalizing consent

Was James Madison wrong ? : rethinking the American preference for short, famework-oriented constitutions

Mixed and mixing systems: a conceptual search

Constitutions, civil rights and outsiders

The place of legal history in the teaching of comparative law and in the education of comparative lawyers

This essay is brilliant / this essay is stupid : positive and negative self-reference in constitutional practice and theory

Logic and legitimacy : the uses of constitutional argument

The constitutional foundations of modern public law

The religious origins of public law

Personality and public law doctrine

Hard cases and the (d)evolution of constitutional doctrine

Acountability, liberty, and the constitution

The constitution : morals and rights

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