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Along with discussions of global governance, global administrative law, and fragmentation, international legal scholars and other social scientists have increasingly engaged in debates over the causes and effects of global constitutionalization. These debates often suffer from imprecise and...
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Most democratic constitutions fail. The estimated half-life of a democratic constitution adopted between 1789 and 2005 … the new constitution is in place. Sustaining democracy involves the reciprocal ability to impose costs on the other group …
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preserved only the form of the territory’s original, British-descended, constitution, not the substance; as witness the …
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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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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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The EU ‘economic constitution’ systematically biases EU policy making in a neo-liberal direction. Historically speaking … EU economic constitution are significant, we should avoid the naturalization of the EU project. Instead of looking only … European progressives, while in power, failed to leave their lasting and distinct imprint on the EU economic constitution …
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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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