Javier Garcia Oliva, Helen Hall
Constitutional Culture, Independence, and Rights
Insights from Quebec, Scotland, and Catalonia
Javier Garcia Oliva, Helen Hall
Constitutional Culture, Independence, and Rights
Insights from Quebec, Scotland, and Catalonia
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In the context of real-world dilemmas, Constitutional Culture, Independence, and Rights explores fundamental questions about the purpose and nature of constitutions, states, and nations.
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In the context of real-world dilemmas, Constitutional Culture, Independence, and Rights explores fundamental questions about the purpose and nature of constitutions, states, and nations.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: University of Toronto Press
- Seitenzahl: 354
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Mai 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 150mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 617g
- ISBN-13: 9781487505486
- ISBN-10: 1487505485
- Artikelnr.: 66279614
- Verlag: University of Toronto Press
- Seitenzahl: 354
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Mai 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 150mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 617g
- ISBN-13: 9781487505486
- ISBN-10: 1487505485
- Artikelnr.: 66279614
Javier García Oliva is a professor of law at the University of Manchester.
Introduction
1. Constitutions and Constitutional Culture
Roadmap for Chapter 1
What Is a Constitution in Legal Terms
Constitutional Frameworks and the Concept of Constitutional Culture
Conclusion: The Relevance of Constitutional Culture for Our Study
2. The Historical Evolution of Constitutional Culture
Introduction
Scotland and the United Kingdom
Spain and Catalonia
Quebec and Canada
Conclusion: A Meeting of the Ways
3. Contemporary Constitutional Frameworks and Culture
Introduction
Scotland and the United Kingdom
Spain and Catalonia: Overview and Territorial Structure
Quebec and Canada: Regulation of Powers
Conclusion
4. Constitutional Culture and Rights
Introduction
Methodology
Children’s Rights
Language and Education
Religion
Rights Relating to Gender and Sexuality
Conclusion
5. Constitutional Culture: Legal Ecosystems and Basic Rights
Introduction
Constitutional Culture and Legal Ecosystems
Basic Rights and Sovereignty
Dual Considerations: Sovereignty and Legal Ecosystems
Rebalancing of Priorities: Winners and Losers
Rejecting Stasis
Conclusion
Conclusion
Index
1. Constitutions and Constitutional Culture
Roadmap for Chapter 1
What Is a Constitution in Legal Terms
Constitutional Frameworks and the Concept of Constitutional Culture
Conclusion: The Relevance of Constitutional Culture for Our Study
2. The Historical Evolution of Constitutional Culture
Introduction
Scotland and the United Kingdom
Spain and Catalonia
Quebec and Canada
Conclusion: A Meeting of the Ways
3. Contemporary Constitutional Frameworks and Culture
Introduction
Scotland and the United Kingdom
Spain and Catalonia: Overview and Territorial Structure
Quebec and Canada: Regulation of Powers
Conclusion
4. Constitutional Culture and Rights
Introduction
Methodology
Children’s Rights
Language and Education
Religion
Rights Relating to Gender and Sexuality
Conclusion
5. Constitutional Culture: Legal Ecosystems and Basic Rights
Introduction
Constitutional Culture and Legal Ecosystems
Basic Rights and Sovereignty
Dual Considerations: Sovereignty and Legal Ecosystems
Rebalancing of Priorities: Winners and Losers
Rejecting Stasis
Conclusion
Conclusion
Index
Introduction
1. Constitutions and Constitutional Culture
Roadmap for Chapter 1
What Is a Constitution in Legal Terms
Constitutional Frameworks and the Concept of Constitutional Culture
Conclusion: The Relevance of Constitutional Culture for Our Study
2. The Historical Evolution of Constitutional Culture
Introduction
Scotland and the United Kingdom
Spain and Catalonia
Quebec and Canada
Conclusion: A Meeting of the Ways
3. Contemporary Constitutional Frameworks and Culture
Introduction
Scotland and the United Kingdom
Spain and Catalonia: Overview and Territorial Structure
Quebec and Canada: Regulation of Powers
Conclusion
4. Constitutional Culture and Rights
Introduction
Methodology
Children’s Rights
Language and Education
Religion
Rights Relating to Gender and Sexuality
Conclusion
5. Constitutional Culture: Legal Ecosystems and Basic Rights
Introduction
Constitutional Culture and Legal Ecosystems
Basic Rights and Sovereignty
Dual Considerations: Sovereignty and Legal Ecosystems
Rebalancing of Priorities: Winners and Losers
Rejecting Stasis
Conclusion
Conclusion
Index
1. Constitutions and Constitutional Culture
Roadmap for Chapter 1
What Is a Constitution in Legal Terms
Constitutional Frameworks and the Concept of Constitutional Culture
Conclusion: The Relevance of Constitutional Culture for Our Study
2. The Historical Evolution of Constitutional Culture
Introduction
Scotland and the United Kingdom
Spain and Catalonia
Quebec and Canada
Conclusion: A Meeting of the Ways
3. Contemporary Constitutional Frameworks and Culture
Introduction
Scotland and the United Kingdom
Spain and Catalonia: Overview and Territorial Structure
Quebec and Canada: Regulation of Powers
Conclusion
4. Constitutional Culture and Rights
Introduction
Methodology
Children’s Rights
Language and Education
Religion
Rights Relating to Gender and Sexuality
Conclusion
5. Constitutional Culture: Legal Ecosystems and Basic Rights
Introduction
Constitutional Culture and Legal Ecosystems
Basic Rights and Sovereignty
Dual Considerations: Sovereignty and Legal Ecosystems
Rebalancing of Priorities: Winners and Losers
Rejecting Stasis
Conclusion
Conclusion
Index