Presents an in-depth interrogation of the theory and application of the Basic Structure Doctrine in the Federation of Malaysia.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Kevin YL Tan is Professor (Adjunct) at the Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore. HP Lee is Professor Emeritus at the Faculty of Law, Monash University, Australia.
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Introduction: Constitutional Amendments and the Basic Structure Doctrine in Malaysia: An Overview, Kevin YL Tan (National University of Singapore) and HP Lee (Monash University, Australia) Part I: Theoretical Overview 1. Constitutional Change and the Basic Structure: A (Trans)Portable Concept? Rueban Balasubramaniam (Carleton University, Canada) 2. Government Structures, Westminster Constitutionalism, and the Basic Structure Doctrine, Andrew J Harding (National University of Singapore) 3. Charting Changes to the Charter: Constitutional Amendments and the Basic Structure, Kevin YL Tan (National University of Singapore) Part II: Malaysia: General Perspectives 4. Constituting and Deconstituting the Constitution: Some Contentious Issues, Shad Saleem Faruqi (University of Malaya, Malaysia) 5. The Basic Structure in Malaysia: Less Than Meets the Eye? Benjamin Joshua Ong (Singapore Management University) 6. Unravelling the Gordian Knot: Judicial Power and the Basic Structure Doctrine in Malaysia, Wilson Tay (Taylor's University, Malaysia) 7. Constitutional Amendments and the Basic Structure in Malaysia, James Chin (University of Tasmania, Australia) 8. Defending Constitutional Supremacy Through the Basic Structure Doctrine: Challenges and Constraints of Judicial Adjudication on Rights, Sovereignty and Constitutionalism in Malaysia, Emily Ho (UN High Commissioner of Refugees, Switzerland) 9. Sovereignty of the Malay Rulers in a Constitutional Monarchy, Mohd Nazim Shaari (Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia) 10. Political Parties in Parliamentary Democracy: Lacuna in the Malaysian Constitution's Basic Structure, Wong Chin Huat (Sunway University) Part III: Comparative Perspectives 11. The Basic Structure Doctrine in Constitutional and Parliamentary Supremacies, Erin Delaney (Northwestern University, USA) 12. Basic Structure as Judicial Self-Dealing or Self-Preservation? Placing Malaysia in the Broader Asian Context, Rehan Abeyratne (Western Sydney University, Australia) 13. Protection of the Judicial Power Under the Basic Structure Doctrine: Lessons from Australia, HP Lee (Monash University, Australia) and Andrew Foster (Monash University, Australia)
Introduction: Constitutional Amendments and the Basic Structure Doctrine in Malaysia: An Overview, Kevin YL Tan (National University of Singapore) and HP Lee (Monash University, Australia) Part I: Theoretical Overview 1. Constitutional Change and the Basic Structure: A (Trans)Portable Concept? Rueban Balasubramaniam (Carleton University, Canada) 2. Government Structures, Westminster Constitutionalism, and the Basic Structure Doctrine, Andrew J Harding (National University of Singapore) 3. Charting Changes to the Charter: Constitutional Amendments and the Basic Structure, Kevin YL Tan (National University of Singapore) Part II: Malaysia: General Perspectives 4. Constituting and Deconstituting the Constitution: Some Contentious Issues, Shad Saleem Faruqi (University of Malaya, Malaysia) 5. The Basic Structure in Malaysia: Less Than Meets the Eye? Benjamin Joshua Ong (Singapore Management University) 6. Unravelling the Gordian Knot: Judicial Power and the Basic Structure Doctrine in Malaysia, Wilson Tay (Taylor's University, Malaysia) 7. Constitutional Amendments and the Basic Structure in Malaysia, James Chin (University of Tasmania, Australia) 8. Defending Constitutional Supremacy Through the Basic Structure Doctrine: Challenges and Constraints of Judicial Adjudication on Rights, Sovereignty and Constitutionalism in Malaysia, Emily Ho (UN High Commissioner of Refugees, Switzerland) 9. Sovereignty of the Malay Rulers in a Constitutional Monarchy, Mohd Nazim Shaari (Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia) 10. Political Parties in Parliamentary Democracy: Lacuna in the Malaysian Constitution's Basic Structure, Wong Chin Huat (Sunway University) Part III: Comparative Perspectives 11. The Basic Structure Doctrine in Constitutional and Parliamentary Supremacies, Erin Delaney (Northwestern University, USA) 12. Basic Structure as Judicial Self-Dealing or Self-Preservation? Placing Malaysia in the Broader Asian Context, Rehan Abeyratne (Western Sydney University, Australia) 13. Protection of the Judicial Power Under the Basic Structure Doctrine: Lessons from Australia, HP Lee (Monash University, Australia) and Andrew Foster (Monash University, Australia)
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