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%T Limiting Government An Introduction to Constitutionalism
%A Holmes, Stephen
%A Sajó, András
%I Central European University Press
%@ 9789633863879
%K LAW / Constitutional
%D [2022]
%D , ©1999
%X Frontmatter
%X TABLE OF CONTENTS
%X Foreword
%X Introduction
%X Chapter 1. The Constitution as Fear and Acceptance
%X 1.1. Fear's Creatures
%X 1.2.Types of Fear
%X 1. 3. Ulysses Binds Himself to the Mast
%X 1.4. Definitional Dangers
%X 1.5. Constituent Power
%X 1.6. What Precedes a Constitution? Order and Acceptance
%X 1.7. The Content of a Constitution: Neutrality or Common Objectives?
%X 1.8. The Legal Nature of a Constitution
%X Chapter 2. The Taming of Democracy
%X 2 .1. Diluted People's Sovereignty and Weak Democracy
%X 2.2. Majority Rule
%X 2.3. The Constitutional Limits to Democracy
%X 2.4. Referendum and Destabilization
%X Chapter 3. Dangerous Liaisons: Checks and Balances and the Separation of Powers
%X 3 .1. The Balancing Act
%X 3.2. Separation and Dependence in Creation and Termination
%X 3.3. Separate Operations and Joint Decisions
%X 3.4. Additional Counterbalancing Factors
%X 3.5. When Does the Counterweight Become Excessive Weight?
%X 3.6. Separation and Freedom
%X Chapter 4. Parliamentarism and the Legislative Branch
%X 4.1. The Transformations of Parliament
%X 4.2. The Structure and Operation of Parliament
%X 4.3. Unicameral versus Bicameral Systems
%X 4.4. The Legislative Process
%X Chapter 5. The Executive Power
%X 5.1. The Discrete Charm of Efficiency
%X 5.2. Who or What is the Head of the Executive?
%X 5.3. The Prerogatives of the Executive Power
%X 5 .4. The Myth of Responsibility
%X 5.5. The Internal Division of the Executive Power
%X Chapter 6. The Rule-of-Law State and lts Executors
%X 6.1. Rule by Law and the Rule-of-Law State
%X 6.2. The Administration of Justice
%X Chapter 7. Constitutional Adjudication
%X 7 .1. Who Guards the Guardians?
%X Chapter 8. Fundamental Rights
%X 8.1. Freedom and Human Rights
%X 8.2. Defining Fundamental Rights
%X 8.3. What Do Fundamental Rights Imply?
%X 8.4. When Fundamental Rights May Be Restricted: Reconciling the State with Freedom in Constitutionalism
%X 8.5. What Purpose Do Fundamental Rights Serve If Abused?
%X 8.6. How Precise Should the Definition Be?
%C Central European University Press
%C Budapest
%U http://slubdd.de/katalog?TN_libero_mab2
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