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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Constitutional Architecture"”.
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From shared competences to institutional heteronomy. The constitutional architecture of supranationally structured market supervision
… identified by structuring them into a constitutional framework of competence attribution and competence exercise engaged upon by EU institutions. In particular, this part seeks to assess to what extent the key characteristics reflect a translation of EU constitutional principles in …
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Collective Labour Rights As An Element Of The Substantive Constitutionalisation Of EU Law After The Treaty Of Lisbon
… lens of the Union’s suggested ‘substantive constitutionalisation’. It seeks to establish labour law in general as an integral part of not only the internal market but the EU’s constitutional architecture as such, and collective labour rights in particular as a means to realise the Union’s …
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Lessons for parliament emanating from the state capture commission report: towards a reformed parliamentary oversight and accountability model
… The paper does this by looking at the regulatory architecture of parliamentary oversight in terms of South Africa's constitutional scheme. This paper argues unchangingly that the Constitution, together with the Rules of Parliament, especially those of the National Assembly, empower Parliament to …
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LA DIMENSIONE COSTITUZIONALE DEL DIRITTO ALL'ORIENTAMENTO SESSUALE
… a right to sexual orientation within the Italian constitutional framework, moving beyond the traditional heterosexual paradigm. The approach adopted relies on an evolutionary and consistent reading of the constitutional text, intending to outline a right fully embedded in the Italian …
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The Canadian Nondelegation Doctrine: An Architectural Imperative
… dissertation argues that such delegation is unconstitutional. The unwritten principles of democracy, the separation of powers, and the rule of law – all defining features of the Constitution pursuant to leading Supreme Court of Canada decisions – demand that legislative decision-making be …