Constitutional Dialogue
Herausgeber: Dixon, Rosalind; Webber, Grégoire; Sigalet, Geoffrey
Constitutional Dialogue
Herausgeber: Dixon, Rosalind; Webber, Grégoire; Sigalet, Geoffrey
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Identifies how and why 'dialogue' can describe and evaluate institutional interactions over constitutional questions concerning democracy and rights.
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Identifies how and why 'dialogue' can describe and evaluate institutional interactions over constitutional questions concerning democracy and rights.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 486
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Juni 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 31mm
- Gewicht: 850g
- ISBN-13: 9781108417587
- ISBN-10: 1108417582
- Artikelnr.: 54316817
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 486
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Juni 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 31mm
- Gewicht: 850g
- ISBN-13: 9781108417587
- ISBN-10: 1108417582
- Artikelnr.: 54316817
1. Introduction: the 'what' and 'why' of constitutional dialogue Geoffrey
Sigalet, Grégoire Webber and Rosalind Dixon; Part I. Dialogue and
Democracy: 2. Dialogue and its myths Alison Young; 3. Departmentalism and
dialogue Jacob T. Levy; 4. On dialogue and domination Geoffrey Sigalet;
Part II. Dialogue and Institutions: 5. Past, present, and justice in the
exercise of judicial responsibility Grégoire Webber; 6. Dialogue and
deference Rosalind Dixon; 7. Dialogue, finality, and legality Jeff King;
Part III. Dialogue and Rights: 8. Canada's notwithstanding clause,
dialogue, and constitutional identities Dwight Newman; 9.
Intra-parliamentary dialogues in New Zealand and the UK Janet L. Hiebert
and James B. Kelly; 10. Dialogue in Canada and the dangers of simplified
comparative law and populism Kent Roach; 11. Bills of rights with strings
attached: protecting the past from judicial review Rivka Weill; Part IV.
Case Studies of Dialogue: 12. Prisoners' voting and judges' powers John
Finnis; 13. 'All's well that ends well?' Same-sex marriage and
constitutional dialogue Stephen Macedo; 14. A feature, not a bug: a
co-ordinate moment in Canadian constitutionalism Dennis Baker; Part V.
International and Transnational Dialogues: 15. Dialogue and its discontents
Frederick Schauer; 16. Constitutional conversations in Britain (and Europe)
Richard Ekins.
Sigalet, Grégoire Webber and Rosalind Dixon; Part I. Dialogue and
Democracy: 2. Dialogue and its myths Alison Young; 3. Departmentalism and
dialogue Jacob T. Levy; 4. On dialogue and domination Geoffrey Sigalet;
Part II. Dialogue and Institutions: 5. Past, present, and justice in the
exercise of judicial responsibility Grégoire Webber; 6. Dialogue and
deference Rosalind Dixon; 7. Dialogue, finality, and legality Jeff King;
Part III. Dialogue and Rights: 8. Canada's notwithstanding clause,
dialogue, and constitutional identities Dwight Newman; 9.
Intra-parliamentary dialogues in New Zealand and the UK Janet L. Hiebert
and James B. Kelly; 10. Dialogue in Canada and the dangers of simplified
comparative law and populism Kent Roach; 11. Bills of rights with strings
attached: protecting the past from judicial review Rivka Weill; Part IV.
Case Studies of Dialogue: 12. Prisoners' voting and judges' powers John
Finnis; 13. 'All's well that ends well?' Same-sex marriage and
constitutional dialogue Stephen Macedo; 14. A feature, not a bug: a
co-ordinate moment in Canadian constitutionalism Dennis Baker; Part V.
International and Transnational Dialogues: 15. Dialogue and its discontents
Frederick Schauer; 16. Constitutional conversations in Britain (and Europe)
Richard Ekins.
1. Introduction: the 'what' and 'why' of constitutional dialogue Geoffrey
Sigalet, Grégoire Webber and Rosalind Dixon; Part I. Dialogue and
Democracy: 2. Dialogue and its myths Alison Young; 3. Departmentalism and
dialogue Jacob T. Levy; 4. On dialogue and domination Geoffrey Sigalet;
Part II. Dialogue and Institutions: 5. Past, present, and justice in the
exercise of judicial responsibility Grégoire Webber; 6. Dialogue and
deference Rosalind Dixon; 7. Dialogue, finality, and legality Jeff King;
Part III. Dialogue and Rights: 8. Canada's notwithstanding clause,
dialogue, and constitutional identities Dwight Newman; 9.
Intra-parliamentary dialogues in New Zealand and the UK Janet L. Hiebert
and James B. Kelly; 10. Dialogue in Canada and the dangers of simplified
comparative law and populism Kent Roach; 11. Bills of rights with strings
attached: protecting the past from judicial review Rivka Weill; Part IV.
Case Studies of Dialogue: 12. Prisoners' voting and judges' powers John
Finnis; 13. 'All's well that ends well?' Same-sex marriage and
constitutional dialogue Stephen Macedo; 14. A feature, not a bug: a
co-ordinate moment in Canadian constitutionalism Dennis Baker; Part V.
International and Transnational Dialogues: 15. Dialogue and its discontents
Frederick Schauer; 16. Constitutional conversations in Britain (and Europe)
Richard Ekins.
Sigalet, Grégoire Webber and Rosalind Dixon; Part I. Dialogue and
Democracy: 2. Dialogue and its myths Alison Young; 3. Departmentalism and
dialogue Jacob T. Levy; 4. On dialogue and domination Geoffrey Sigalet;
Part II. Dialogue and Institutions: 5. Past, present, and justice in the
exercise of judicial responsibility Grégoire Webber; 6. Dialogue and
deference Rosalind Dixon; 7. Dialogue, finality, and legality Jeff King;
Part III. Dialogue and Rights: 8. Canada's notwithstanding clause,
dialogue, and constitutional identities Dwight Newman; 9.
Intra-parliamentary dialogues in New Zealand and the UK Janet L. Hiebert
and James B. Kelly; 10. Dialogue in Canada and the dangers of simplified
comparative law and populism Kent Roach; 11. Bills of rights with strings
attached: protecting the past from judicial review Rivka Weill; Part IV.
Case Studies of Dialogue: 12. Prisoners' voting and judges' powers John
Finnis; 13. 'All's well that ends well?' Same-sex marriage and
constitutional dialogue Stephen Macedo; 14. A feature, not a bug: a
co-ordinate moment in Canadian constitutionalism Dennis Baker; Part V.
International and Transnational Dialogues: 15. Dialogue and its discontents
Frederick Schauer; 16. Constitutional conversations in Britain (and Europe)
Richard Ekins.