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"The collection of documents in this volume is prsented by the Delegation of the Irish free state (SaorstaÌt Eireann) to the Assembly of the League of Nations for the information of the delegates."--Note, p [1] ; French and English. ; Treaty between Great Britain and Ireland, signed at London on the 6th day of December, 1921.-- Letter from the Rt. Hon. David Lloyd George, prime minister of Great Britain, to the late Mr. Arthur Griffith, president of DaÌil Eireann.-- Resolution approving the treaty, passed by DaÌil Eireann on the 7th January, 1922.-- Act of the British Parliament ratifying the treaty, 31st March, 1922 (Irish free state agreement act, 12 Geo. V., ch. 4)-- Act of DaÌil Eireann, sitting as a constituent assembly, enacting a constitution for the Irish free state, passed on the 25th October, 1922.-- Constitution fo the Irish free state.-- Act of the British parliament recognising the constitution of the Irish free state, 5th December, 1922 (Irish free state constitution act, 1922, 13 Geo. V., ch.1)-- Proclamation of His Britannic Majesty announcing the passing and adoption of the constituion of the Irish free issued the 6th day of December, 1922.-- Application of the Irish free state for admission as a member of the League of Nations.-- Act of the Parliament of the Irish free state: League of Nations (guarantee) act, no. 41 of 1923.-- Letter supplementary to the application of the Irish free state for admission as a member of the League of Nations.-- Speech by President Cosgrave on the admission of SaorstaÌt Eireann to the League of Nations at the fourth plenary meeting of the Fourth Assembly of the League of Nations, Monday, September 10th, 1923. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Entrée "Constitution" pour l'Encyclopédie Universalis: présentation historique et conceptuelle des diverses conceptions et problèmes que soulève le terme "constitution" dans le domaine juridique.

Entrée "Constitution" pour l'Encyclopédie Universalis: présentation historique et conceptuelle des diverses conceptions et problèmes que soulève le terme "constitution" dans le domaine juridique.

Entrée "Constitution" pour l'Encyclopédie Universalis: présentation historique et conceptuelle des diverses conceptions et problèmes que soulève le terme "constitution" dans le domaine juridique.

Constitutional theorists frequently take the constitutional arrangement as their primary focus of critique. Indeed, for many constitutional scholars, the constitution is presumed as the central place from which to navigate and negotiate political community. However, this approach neglects the ways in which imaginations of political community are also launched at other sites of meaning-making. This commentary reflects on the role of museums in the production of such imaginations. In it, I examine the relationship between museums, constituting, and constitution-making.

SUMMARY: Chapter I. The statement of liberté/1. The silence of the constitutions/2. The speech libéral/3. The speech social/4. International speech/Chapter II — Inventory of libertés/1. The freedom to open a école/2. Freedom of enseignants/3. Freedom of étudiant/4. Parents' freedom/Chapter III.— The guarantee of libertés/1. Institutional (or Community) guarantees/2. Guarantees constitutionnelles/3. The judicial safeguards ; SOMMAIRE : Chapitre Ier. L'affirmation de la liberté / 1. Le silence des constitutions / 2. Le discours libéral / 3. Le discours social / 4. Le discours international / Chapitre II.- L'inventaire des libertés / 1. La liberté d'ouvrir une école / 2. La liberté des enseignants / 3. La liberté de l'étudiant / 4. La liberté des parents / Chapitre III.- La garantie des libertés / 1. Les garanties institutionnelles (ou communautaires) / 2. Les garanties constitutionnelles / 3. Les garanties juridictionnelles