A History of the Constitution of Bangladesh
The Founding, Development, and Way Ahead
Herausgeber: Hoque, Ridwanul; Chowdhury, Rokeya
A History of the Constitution of Bangladesh
The Founding, Development, and Way Ahead
Herausgeber: Hoque, Ridwanul; Chowdhury, Rokeya
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Marking the 50th anniversary of Bangladesh's Constitution, this book gauges its development from 1972 to 2022, focusing on its foundational goals, performances, and current challenges. The work brings together legal professionals and constitutional law scholars to encapsulate the panorama of the country's constitutional evolution.
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Marking the 50th anniversary of Bangladesh's Constitution, this book gauges its development from 1972 to 2022, focusing on its foundational goals, performances, and current challenges. The work brings together legal professionals and constitutional law scholars to encapsulate the panorama of the country's constitutional evolution.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 246
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. September 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 544g
- ISBN-13: 9781032233291
- ISBN-10: 103223329X
- Artikelnr.: 68102527
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 246
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. September 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 544g
- ISBN-13: 9781032233291
- ISBN-10: 103223329X
- Artikelnr.: 68102527
Ridwanul Hoque is Senior Legal Officer at Charles Darwin University, Australia. Rokeya Chowdhury is an independent law and society researcher and is currently working with a Montreal-based law firm as its Senior Corporate Mobility Advisor.
1. Introduction: The Fifty Years of Bangladesh's Constitutional Journey:
Reflections and Hopes; Part I: The Founding of the Constitution, Competing
Legal Norms and Identity Building; 2. Emergence of Bangladesh's Legal
System: Revolutionary Legality and a New Rule of Recognition; 3. The
Constitution of Bangladesh and International Law; 4. Secularism and Islam
as the State Religion: Conflict or Co-existence?; Part II:
Constitutionalism, Rule of Law, and Judicial Review; 5. Rule of Law within
the Constitutional Scheme: A Judicial Perspective; 6. Judicial
Policy-making by the Supreme Court of Bangladesh; 7. Judicial Review and
Separation of Powers: Is one Contingent upon the Other?; Part III:
Political Parties, Executive Authority, and Parliament under the
Constitutional Scheme; 8. Constituting Limits and Accountability of the
Executive Power in Bangladesh; 9. Parliament of Bangladesh: Constitutional
Position and Contributions; 10. Political Parties in the Process of
Constitution-making and Amending: From Multi-party to One-party Dominant
Politics?; Part IV: Social Justice, Inclusion, and the Protection of
Rights; 11. Constitutional Protection of Economic and Social Human Rights:
Intention of the Constitution Makers and Judicial Interpretations; 12.
Locating women within 'we, the people' of Bangladesh; 13. Justice as
Fairness and the Constitution of Bangladesh; 14. Conclusion:
Constitutionalism Interrupted or Constitutionalism Absent? The Divergence
of Constitution and Politics in Bangladesh
Reflections and Hopes; Part I: The Founding of the Constitution, Competing
Legal Norms and Identity Building; 2. Emergence of Bangladesh's Legal
System: Revolutionary Legality and a New Rule of Recognition; 3. The
Constitution of Bangladesh and International Law; 4. Secularism and Islam
as the State Religion: Conflict or Co-existence?; Part II:
Constitutionalism, Rule of Law, and Judicial Review; 5. Rule of Law within
the Constitutional Scheme: A Judicial Perspective; 6. Judicial
Policy-making by the Supreme Court of Bangladesh; 7. Judicial Review and
Separation of Powers: Is one Contingent upon the Other?; Part III:
Political Parties, Executive Authority, and Parliament under the
Constitutional Scheme; 8. Constituting Limits and Accountability of the
Executive Power in Bangladesh; 9. Parliament of Bangladesh: Constitutional
Position and Contributions; 10. Political Parties in the Process of
Constitution-making and Amending: From Multi-party to One-party Dominant
Politics?; Part IV: Social Justice, Inclusion, and the Protection of
Rights; 11. Constitutional Protection of Economic and Social Human Rights:
Intention of the Constitution Makers and Judicial Interpretations; 12.
Locating women within 'we, the people' of Bangladesh; 13. Justice as
Fairness and the Constitution of Bangladesh; 14. Conclusion:
Constitutionalism Interrupted or Constitutionalism Absent? The Divergence
of Constitution and Politics in Bangladesh
1. Introduction: The Fifty Years of Bangladesh's Constitutional Journey:
Reflections and Hopes; Part I: The Founding of the Constitution, Competing
Legal Norms and Identity Building; 2. Emergence of Bangladesh's Legal
System: Revolutionary Legality and a New Rule of Recognition; 3. The
Constitution of Bangladesh and International Law; 4. Secularism and Islam
as the State Religion: Conflict or Co-existence?; Part II:
Constitutionalism, Rule of Law, and Judicial Review; 5. Rule of Law within
the Constitutional Scheme: A Judicial Perspective; 6. Judicial
Policy-making by the Supreme Court of Bangladesh; 7. Judicial Review and
Separation of Powers: Is one Contingent upon the Other?; Part III:
Political Parties, Executive Authority, and Parliament under the
Constitutional Scheme; 8. Constituting Limits and Accountability of the
Executive Power in Bangladesh; 9. Parliament of Bangladesh: Constitutional
Position and Contributions; 10. Political Parties in the Process of
Constitution-making and Amending: From Multi-party to One-party Dominant
Politics?; Part IV: Social Justice, Inclusion, and the Protection of
Rights; 11. Constitutional Protection of Economic and Social Human Rights:
Intention of the Constitution Makers and Judicial Interpretations; 12.
Locating women within 'we, the people' of Bangladesh; 13. Justice as
Fairness and the Constitution of Bangladesh; 14. Conclusion:
Constitutionalism Interrupted or Constitutionalism Absent? The Divergence
of Constitution and Politics in Bangladesh
Reflections and Hopes; Part I: The Founding of the Constitution, Competing
Legal Norms and Identity Building; 2. Emergence of Bangladesh's Legal
System: Revolutionary Legality and a New Rule of Recognition; 3. The
Constitution of Bangladesh and International Law; 4. Secularism and Islam
as the State Religion: Conflict or Co-existence?; Part II:
Constitutionalism, Rule of Law, and Judicial Review; 5. Rule of Law within
the Constitutional Scheme: A Judicial Perspective; 6. Judicial
Policy-making by the Supreme Court of Bangladesh; 7. Judicial Review and
Separation of Powers: Is one Contingent upon the Other?; Part III:
Political Parties, Executive Authority, and Parliament under the
Constitutional Scheme; 8. Constituting Limits and Accountability of the
Executive Power in Bangladesh; 9. Parliament of Bangladesh: Constitutional
Position and Contributions; 10. Political Parties in the Process of
Constitution-making and Amending: From Multi-party to One-party Dominant
Politics?; Part IV: Social Justice, Inclusion, and the Protection of
Rights; 11. Constitutional Protection of Economic and Social Human Rights:
Intention of the Constitution Makers and Judicial Interpretations; 12.
Locating women within 'we, the people' of Bangladesh; 13. Justice as
Fairness and the Constitution of Bangladesh; 14. Conclusion:
Constitutionalism Interrupted or Constitutionalism Absent? The Divergence
of Constitution and Politics in Bangladesh