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Assembling India’s ConstitutionSymposia
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Constitutional Intolerance: Going Beyond the ‘Written Stuff’Symposia
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-Karolina Kocemba, Maria Skłodowska-Curie Fellow, Erasmus University Rotterdam This is the tenth post of a Symposium on Militant Constitutionalism, comprised…
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Symposium on Militant Constitutionalism Part VIII: A ‘Militant’ Primacy and Its DiscontentsSymposia
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Symposium on Militant Constitutionalism Part VII: International Militant Constitutionalism: The Strange Case of Milorad DodikSymposia
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Symposium on Militant Constitutionalism Part VI: The Rise of Illiberal Militant Constitutionalism? On the Perils of the Rule of Law Restoration in PolandSymposia
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Symposium on Militant Constitutionalism Part V:“Crossing that bridge when we get there”: Militant Constitutionalism in Romania as Strategic Time BuyingSymposia
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Symposium on Militant Constitutionalism Part IV: Militant Professionalism: How Lawyers Can Counter the Autocratic Legal PlaybookSymposia
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Symposium on Militant Constitutionalism Part III: Militant Constitutional ConceptsSymposia
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Symposium on Militant Constitutionalism Part II: Not Far Enough? Militant Constitutionalism and the Limits of Legal ConsolidationSymposia
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- Ursus Eijkelenberg, Assistant Professor of Constitutional Law Amsterdam Centre for Constitutional Culture and Democratic Governance University of Amsterdam This…
Symposium on Militant Constitutionalism Part I: Introduction. From Militant Democracy to Militant Constitutionalism: Rethinking Democratic Self-Defence in the Age of PopulismSymposia
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--Corrado Caruso, Full Professor of Constitutional and Public Law, University of Bologna --Michał Stambulski, Assistant Professor in Legal Theory, Erasmus…
Symposium on Ruti Teitel’s Presidential Visions of Transitional Justice – Part 7 – ReplySymposia
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Symposium on Ruti Teitel’s Presidential Visions of Transitional Justice – Part 3: A Remorseful Teddy Bear: On the Jurisdictional Ambiguities of Theodore Roosevelt’s “Righteous Peace” in the AmericasSymposia
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Symposium on Ruti Teitel’s Presidential Visions of Transitional Justice – Part 2: Transitional Justice and the U.S. Presidency: Mapping Ideas of Statecraft, Responsibility, and the FutureSymposia
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Symposium on the Inter-American Court Advisory Opinions regarding the climate emergency and the right to care Part 7: The recognition of the right to care by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the obligations of StatesSymposia
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