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constitution, or the act of 1905, it’s not what it appear, and mostly known in the french literature, this article is to reject all … questions of how the idea of laicism has been reversed into the interwar period thus to the 1958 constitution to be developed in …
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, whereas military dictatorships perform the worst. Although compliance is not determined by a constitution’s breadth … the constitution achieve higher compliance levels …
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We propose a framework to explain why some societies may end up with different constitutional solutions to the problem of maintaining order in the face of self-interested behavior. Though the salient intellectual tradition since Hobbes has focused on how institutional design is used to eradicate...
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those clauses in the US Constitution that refer to fundamental rights and freedoms. This concern with “textualism,” however … the normative foundation of that community.Part Three focuses on the First Amendment of the US Constitution with two aims …
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matter they should refrain from unnecessarily disparaging religion. As with other forms of discrimination, our Constitution …
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A “self-coup”—or “autogolpe”—is the sudden seizure of power by a President or other chief executive in contravention of a nation’s laws. Although the term “self-coup” is relatively new, the phenomenon was familiar to the Framers, who made references at the Constitutional...
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Nearly every U.S. state has environmental provisions in its constitution. These provisions cover a wide range of issues …
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We bring attention to a previously overlooked determinant of de jure-de facto constitutional gaps: a polity's transition to a nation-state. We argue that nation-statehood, predicated on the formation of a strong sense of national identity, lowers the government's incentive to violate...
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This article introduces a novel database that measures governments' compliance with national constitutions. It combines information on de jure constitutional rules with data on their de facto implementation. The individual compliance indicators can be grouped into four categories that we...
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explicitly anchoring JI in the constitution: countries belonging to the common law tradition are less likely to implement JI in … whether JI is included in the constitution: societies experiencing a high level of religious fractionalization are not only … connected with a lower likelihood of JI being mentioned in the constitution …
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