Información General

• Autores: Pablo Riberi (ed. lit.), Konrad Lachmayer (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Facultas : Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft
• Año de publicación: 2014
• País: España
• Idioma: español
• ISBN: 978-3-8487-1533-6
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Listado de artículos

• • I. Theoretical framework

    • Five theses about the foundations of constitutional law

      Otto Pfersmann

      págs. 15-31

      

    • An uncertain dilemma: philosophical or political foundations for the Constitution?

      Pablo Riberi

      págs. 33-75

      

  • II. Constitutional design and the Constitution

    • Principles and compromises in the process of constitutional designs

      Sanford Levinson

      págs. 79-96

      

    • Latin American constitutionalism and the "engine room" of the Constitution

      Roberto Gargarella

      págs. 97-111

      

  • III. Constitutional makings in political representation

    • Political representation: a collective conjecture

      Ricardo Luis Chueca Rodríguez

      págs. 115-125

      

    • The right to judicial protection as an "oblique" political right? Judicialization, political perticipation and representation

      Tania Busch Venthur

      págs. 127-140

      

  • IV. Constitutional rights and the judiciary

    • Political branches v. judicial activism

      Cesare Pinelli

      págs. 143-155

      

    • Judicial review of social policy

      Lucas S. Grosman

      págs. 157-177

      

    • State courts and the "rule of law"

      M. E. Libonati

      págs. 179-183

      

  • V. Constitutional limits to emergencies

    • Constitutional emergencies in Argentina: the romans (not the judges) have the solution

      Carlos F. Rosenkrantz

      págs. 187-224

      

    • Positivism, totalitarianism and constitutionalism

      Ricardo Ramírez Calvo

      págs. 225-261

      

  • VI. The international dimension of contemporary constitutionalism

    • Transnational republicanism: a challenge too far?

      John Maynor

      págs. 265-281

      

    • The possibility of international constitutional law: a pluralistic approach towards constitutional law and constitutional comparison

      Konrad Lachmayer

      págs. 283-310

      

    • Is a "trans-national" constitutional law possible?

      Michele Carducci, Alessandro Isoni

      págs. 311-330

      

    • How far should International Courts of Human Rights go?: an analysis of the International Courts and Constitutional Jurisdiction regarding the phenomena of judicialization and judicial activism

      Mônia Clarissa Hennig Leal

      págs. 331-352