This book examines a number of ideas which are key to understanding the phenomena which we call â constitutionsâ , including power, political associations, institutions and the common good.
This book examines a number of ideas which are key to understanding the phenomena which we call â constitutionsâ , including power, political associations, institutions and the common good.
Over more than 50 years, David Feldman has studied and taught constitutional law in the UK and Australia, worked as a legal adviser in the UK's Houses of Parliament and sat as a Judge of the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina. He is currently Rouse Ball Professor Emeritus of English Law, University of Cambridge, and an Honorary Professor of the University of Manchester.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Constitutions and Constitutional Law 2. Power and Disagreement 3. Institutions and the Diffusion of Powers 4. Institutions and the Separation of Powers 5. Relations between the Judiciary and the Executive and Legislature 6. Constitutional Values: Authority, Democracy, Rights and the Rule of Law 7. Conventions, Rights, Clashing Values and Constitutionalism
1. Constitutions and Constitutional Law 2. Power and Disagreement 3. Institutions and the Diffusion of Powers 4. Institutions and the Separation of Powers 5. Relations between the Judiciary and the Executive and Legislature 6. Constitutional Values: Authority, Democracy, Rights and the Rule of Law 7. Conventions, Rights, Clashing Values and Constitutionalism
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