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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Comparative constitutional law"”.

  1. Freedom of Religion and the headscarf: a perspective from international and comparative constitutional Law

    … explains in the light of international and comparative case-law that the right to freedom of religion may be limited by a law that pursues a legitimate state interest and is reasonable. In light of this theoretical framework the thesis examines the practice of Muslim women wearing a …

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  2. Divisive Rights and Structural Wrongs: A Comparison in Polycentric Constitutionalism

    … out on two levels. First, on a normative and comparative level, the research reinstates federalism’s original principle of nemo judex in causa sua—no person ought to judge their own cause. This is to offer a theoretical account, revisiting James Madison’s theory on factions, impartiality, and …

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  3. The Use of American Precedent in Australian Constitutional Jurisprudence

    … the ongoing doctrinal development of Australian constitutional jurisprudence. Useful concepts derived from United States (US) Supreme Court (USSC) case law have been under-explored to date, and an increased willingness to draw upon US constitutional experience (including ‘thick’, …

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  4. The interplay of judicial review and federalism choices in Brazil after the Republican Constitution of 1988

    … designed to study specific federalism constitutional options pertinent to all distinct levels of Brazilian federalism, namely: federal union, states, and municipalities. The first sub-question targets the inclusion of local governments as autonomous constitutional agents. It considers …

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