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Building Judicial Authority : A Comparison Between the Italian Constitutional Court and the German Federal Constitutional Court

von Bogdandy, Armin - 2020

This paper examines the foundations of the Italian Constitutional Court's authority by comparing it with that of the German Federal Constitutional Court. In comparison to the German Court, la Corte had to build its authority on a particularly weak legal basis. However, it succeeded in developing...

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Constitutional conflicts in the European Union : court packing in Poland vs. the United States

Sweeney, Richard J. - In: Economics and business review 4 (2018) 4, pp. 3-29

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Should Local Governments Be Included in the Constitution? A Comparative Analysis Between the U.S. and Brazilian Supreme Courts’ Reasoning Regarding Annexation Laws

Arlota, Carolina - 2021

constitutional provisions, such as property rights, federalism, limitations to police powers, equality and, more specifically, the … Voting Rights Act. The United States Constitution is famously silent about local governments. In light of this omission and … focuses on annexation as proxy for local powers, and it compares the U.S. federalism scheme with the Brazilian unprecedented …

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Avoiding the Common Wisdom Fallacy : The Role of Social Sciences in Constitutional Adjudication

Petersen, Niels - 2015

argument, I will discuss decisions of different jurisdictions, including the United States, Canada, Germany and South Africa …

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Avoiding the common wisdom fallacy : the role of social sciences in constitutional adjudication

Petersen, Niels - 2011

argument, I will discuss decisions of different jurisdictions, including the United States, Canada, Germany and South Africa …. -- proportionality ; comparative law ; Germany ; Uncertainty ; margin of appreciation ; constitutional law ; Canada ; South Africa …

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Federalism and decentralisation : centre-state relations in India and Germany

Kueck, Gert W. (ed.); Mathur, Sudhir Chandra (contributor); … - 1998

India and Germany" on 14 and 15 Oct. 1994 and National Symposium on "Re-orienting Federalism" on 3 and 4 December 1996 in …

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The Use of Foreign Decision by Constitutional Courts - A Comparative Analysis

Brito, Rodrigo - 2010

Despite the relevance of comparative law in constitutional adjudication has repeatedly been at the center of heated debates, in recent years, an increasingly transnational constitutional dialogue between justices has developed in many countries. Some members of a large number of constitutional...

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The Supreme Court, the Media, and Public Opinion : Comparing Experimental and Observational Methods

Linos, Katerina - 2017

Can Supreme Court rulings change Americans' policy views? Prior experimental and observational studies come to conflicting conclusions because of methodological limitations. We argue that existing studies overlook the media's critical role in communicating Court decisions and theorize that major...

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The role of constitutional courts, a comparative law perspective : United States of America : The Supreme Court

Martin, James W. - Europäisches Parlament / Generaldirektion Interne … - 2016

This report provides information about the Supreme Court of the United States, how it is organized and functions, the mechanisms by which cases reach the Court and how it treats treaties that have not been ratified by the United States government.

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Democracy, Power, and the Supreme Court : Campaign Finance Reform in Comparative Context

Dawood, Yasmin - 2013

The debate over campaign finance regulation is usually framed as a conflict between reducing corruption in the electoral process, on the one hand, and protecting freedom of speech, on the other. There is far more at stake, however, in the controversy over campaign finance regulation. By engaging...

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