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#17. März 2023
Max Planck Encyclopedia of Comparative Constitutional Law
Blog: Völkerrechtsblog
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#25. September 2023
The Sticky Spaghetti School of Constitutional Law
Blog: Reason.com
Politicians are throwing laws at the wall and seeing what sticks.
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#313. Februar 2024
Law Students: Apply for the Becket Fund Constitutional Law Fellowship
Blog: Reason.com
I am happy to pass along this announcement from the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty: Becket is seeking 3 or more new attorneys for its 2024-25 Constitutional Law Fellowship. The fellowship is a one-year position that is open to exceptional recent judicial clerks. It provides immediate, hands-on experience litigating cutting-edge religious liberty cases under the mentorship…
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#426. Februar 2024
Teaching Constitutional Law in a Crisis of Judicial Legitimacy
Blog: Reason.com
The real crisis seems to be in academia, not at the Court
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#58. Juli 2023
AALS Online Symposium on New Books in Constitutional Law
Blog: Reason.com
Presenters include Kermit Roosevelt (UPenn), Samantha Barbas (U. of Buffalo), Michael Mannheimer (Northern Kentucky Univ.), and myself.
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#627. Dezember 2023
Comparative Constitutional Law and Administrative Law Journal Volume VIII Issue II
Blog: Völkerrechtsblog
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#72. Juli 2023
Comparative Constitutional Law and Administrative Law Journal (Vol VIII Issue 1)
Blog: Völkerrechtsblog
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#820. Juni 2023
Bassok on the Rich Picture Approach to Comparative Constitutional Law
Blog: Legal Theory Blog
Or Bassok (University of Nottingham - Faculty of Law and Social Sciences) has posted The World of Constitutionalism is Not Flat (24.4 German Law Journal (2023) (Forthcoming)) on SSRN. Here is the abstract: In recent years, the emerging field of...
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#924. September 2023
Parliamentary Decisions on its own Behalf and Spanish Constitutional Law
Blog: Verfassungsblog
A phrase like "Parliament decisions on its own behalf" has not been codified in Spanish legal and political discourse. Nevertheless, it is acknowledged that there are certain issues where political parties within parliament possess distinct interests that may influence their legislative choices. To counter the potential hazards involved, various elements have demonstrated varying degrees of efficiency in ensuring that decision are being made for the common good, despite the influence of party-specific concerns.
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#1027. Juni 2023
CONAN the Librarian: A Constitutional Law Treatise from the Library of Congress
Blog: Reason.com
Check it out in a 2780-page PDF ("The Constitution of the United States of America: Analysis and Interpretation"), or browse by section here. CONAN is indeed its nickname, at least among some. Thanks to Prof. Seth Barrett Tillman for pointing out that the version covering all the cases through June 30, 2022 is now available.
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#1116. Februar 2022
German Public Law & the Constitutional System
Blog: Völkerrechtsblog
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#1218. Juli 2023
Fletcher on Constitutional Interpretation and Federal Indian Law
Blog: Legal Theory Blog
Matthew L. M. Fletcher (University of Michigan Law School) has posted Federal Indian Law as Method on SSRN. Here is the abstract: This Essay is written in the shadow of a series of noxious attacks on core principles of federal...
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#1320. August 2023
SMU Law is Hiring This Year
Blog: Reason.com
We're looking for lateral and entry-level candidates for subjects ranging from Constitutional Law to Intellectual Property
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#1418. April 2024
An Essay on Rule-of-Law Culture and Constitutional Resilience
Blog: TRAFO – Blog for Transregional Research
By Théo Fournier. This essay argues that rule-of-law culture could be an avenue of research to address the issue of constitutional resilience of liberal democratic regimes, i.e. the capacity of liberal constitution to resist the passage of time and to remain legitimate in the eyes of the citizenry.
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#1528. Juli 2023
Harvey on the Role of Constitutional Scholars and the Rule of Law
Blog: Legal Theory Blog
Darren Harvey (King's College London) has posted The Role of the Constitutional Scholar in Relation to the Rule of Law Crisis (Giornale di Storia Constituzionale / Journal of Constitutional History, 2023) on SSRN. Here is the abstract: This paper considers...