I.CON
Volume 12 Issue 2
Table of Contents
Editorial
Articles
Maurice Adams, Disabling constitutionalism. Can the politics of the Belgian Constitution be explained?
Greg Taylor, Convention by consensus: Constitutional conventions in Germany
Eric C. Ip, The democratic foundations of judicial review under authoritarianism: Theory and evidence from Hong Kong
Symposium: Multipolar Administrative Law
Sabino Cassese, Giulio Napolitano & Lorenzo Casini, Towards a multipolar administrative law: A theoretical perspective
Giulio Napolitano, Conflicts and strategies in administrative law
Joana Mendes, Rule of law and participation: A normative analysis of internationalized rulemaking as composite procedures
Lorenzo Casini, “Down the rabbit-hole”: The projection of the public/private distinction beyond the state
Alberto Alemanno & Alessandro Spina, Nudging legally: On the checks and balances of behavioral regulation
I·CON: Debate!
Phil Ryan, The multicultural state and the religiously neutral state: A reply to Paul Cliteur
Paul Cliteur, The multicultural state and the religiously neutral state: A rejoinder to Phil Ryan
Review Essay
Grégoire Webber,Eulogy for the constitution that was. Review of Martin Loughlin. The British Constitution: A Very Short Introduction
Book Reviews
Simon Chesterman. One Nation Under Surveillance: A New Social Contract to Defend Freedom Without Sacrificing Liberty (William Greene)
Ruthann Robson, Dressing Constitutionally: Hierarchy, Sexuality, and Democracy from Our Hair to Our Shoes (Yofi Tirosh)
Cormac Mac Amhlaigh, Claudio Michelon, & Neil Walker (eds). After Public Law (Florian Meinel)
François-Xavier Millet. L’Union européenne et l’identité constitutionnelle des États membres (Werner Vandenbruwaene)
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