International journal of constitutional law

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  Año 2007, Vol. 5, Número 2

  • Symposium Courts and the marginalized: Comparative perspectives

    • Courts and the marginalized: Comparative perspectives: Introduction

      Siri Gloppen, Rachel Sieder

      págs. 183-186

      

    • Courts and marginalized groups: Perspectives from Continental Europe

      Carlo Guarnieri

      págs. 187-210

      

    • The judiciary and indigenous rights in Guatemala

      Rachel Sieder

      págs. 211-241

      

    • Claiming individual rights through a constitutional court: The example of gays in Costa Rica

      Bruce M. Wilson

      págs. 242-257

      

    • Courts and the poor in Malawi: Economic marginalization, vulnerability, and the law

      Siri Gloppen, Fidelis Edge Kanyongolo

      págs. 258-293

      

  • Constitutional court profile The Supreme Court of Japan

    • The Supreme Court of Japan: Its adjudication on electoral systems and economic freedoms

      Yasuo Hasebe

      págs. 296-307

      

    • The birth of judicial review in Japan

      Norikazu Kawagishi

      págs. 308-331

      

    • The voting rights of Japanese citizens living abroad

      Shigenori Matsui

      págs. 332-342

      

  • Article

    • Aversive constitutionalism in the Westminster world: The genesis of the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act (1990)

      David Erdos

      págs. 343-369

      

  • Constitutional Developments

    • United Kingdom: Bicameralism, sovereignty, and the unwritten Constitution

      Mark Elliott

      • Resumen

      págs. 370-379

      

    • United States: "Hamdan v. Rumsfeld": Presidential power in wartime

      Thomas M. Franck

      • Resumen

      págs. 380-388