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Measuring constitutional loyalty : evidence from the Covid-19 pandemic

Gutmann, Jerg; Sarel, Roee; Voigt, Stefan - 2022

Constitutional loyalty, the importance ascribed to complying with constitutional rules, is difficult to measure across countries due to differences in context, history, and culture. We overcome this challenge by exploiting the COVID-19 pandemic as an ideal setting in which societies around the...

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Balanced budget rules and fiscal outcomes : evidence from historical constitutions

Asatryan, Zareh; Castellon, Cesar; Stratmann, Thomas - 2016 - This version: September 19, 2016

's constitution. Using historical data dating back to the 19th century and applying a difference-in-difference approach we find that … instrumenting the probability of having budget rules on de jure constraints on changing the constitution. This and other tests …

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Different Pokes for Different Folks : The Importance of Ensuring Mandatory Vaccinations Remain a State Police Power Even in the Midst of a Pandemic

Stagg, Edrius - 2022

In an effort to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, the federal government sought to issue an emergency temporary standard through its federal agency, OSHA, as a way to mandate employers with 100+ employees to create policy that will mandate those employees to become vaccinated or submit to weekly...

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The Global Regulation of 'Fake News' in the Time of Oxymora : Facts and Fictions about the COVID-19 Pandemic as Coincidences or Predictive Programming?

Neuwirth, Rostam J. - 2021

The beginning of the twenty-first century saw an apparent change in language in public discourses characterised by the rise of so-called “essentially oxymoronic concepts”, i.e., mainly oxymora and paradoxes. In earlier times, these rhetorical figures of speech were largely reserved for the...

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Sweden's constitution decides its covid-19 exceptionalism

Jonung, Lars - 2020

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The economic implications of constitutional reform

Lombard, J. A. - 1983

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The constitution and economic progress : when "more is less and less is more"

Sicat, Gerardo P.; Makasiar Sicat, Loretta - 2004

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Blackman, Josh - 2013

The challenge to the Affordable Care Act was waged on two fronts. The first front was the constitutionalist front. Challengers claimed that it was unprecedented for Congress to compel people to engage in commerce, and purchase health insurance. However, the second front in this battle is much...

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Transformative Constitutionalism : Rise of Coercive Federalism Amidst COVID-19 Migrant Crisis

Ahmed, Sufian - 2022

The Indian constitution which was drafted by the Constituent Assembly of independent India has served as the grunt norm … since the past seven decades. In spite of being the most elaborative and lengthiest constitution among the existing nations …, the Indian constitution has been amended more than a hundred times. With amendments in place, the constitution has very …

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The Impact of the Financial Crisis on the Constitutions of Eurozone Member States Under Rescue Programs – Greece as a Laboratory of Constitutional Theory

Venizelos, Evangelos - 2021

Constitution and the European constitutional theory were tested. A number of rather serious issues were raised concerning the … interpretation of the Constitution, the relationship between national Constitution, EU legal order and international law and the … Constitution itself, either through informal constitutional changes or through the formal amendment process. The main finding of …

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