I·CON
Volume 14 Issue 2
Table of Contents
Editorial
Articles
N.W. Barber, Why entrench?
Chien-Chih Lin, Constitutions and courts in Chinese authoritarian regimes: China and pre-democratic Taiwan in comparison
Constitutional Identity
Antoni Abat i Ninet and James A. Gardner, Distinctive identity claims in federal systems: Judicial policing of subnational variance
Monika Polzin, Constitutional identity, unconstitutional amendments and the idea of constituent power: The development of the doctrine of constitutional identity in German constitutional law
Symposium: The Legacy of Mauro Cappelletti
J.H.H. Weiler, The legacy of Mauro Cappelletti: A preface
Sabino Cassese, In praise of Mauro Cappelletti
Loïc Azoulai, “Integration through law” and us
Marta Cartabia, Mauro Cappelletti: One of the “precious few” of our generation
Sara Benvenuti, The referral mechanism and the role of ordinary judges: Cappelletti and beyond
Marijn van der Sluis, EU law for a new generation?
Hanna Eklund, Judicial review and social progress in the work of Mauro Cappelletti and today
Marta Infantino, Integration through comparative private law: Four lessons from Cappelletti
Critical Review of Governance
Mathilde Cohen, On the linguistic design of multinational courts—The French capture
Rivka Weill, Resurrecting Legislation
Book Review
Umut Ȍzsu. Formalizing Displacement: International Law and Population Transfers (Stephen C. Neff)
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