Routledge Handbook of Constitutional Law by Tushnet, Mark -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Copyright Contents Contributors Table of cases Introduction PART I General issues

1 Constitutions 2 Constitutions embedded in different legal systems 3 International relations and international law 4 Constitutions and legitimacy over time 5 Constitution-writing processes

PART II Structures

6 Systems of government 7 Emergency powers 8 The judiciary and constitutional review 9 Justiciability 10 Administrative bureaucracy 11 Elections and electoral systems in constitutional regimes 12 Federalism and autonomy 13 Minority rights 14 Horizontal effect/state action

PART III Rights

1. Integrity

15 ‘Human dignity’ as a constitutional doctrine 16 The limits of punishment

2. Communication rights

3. Due process

4. Non-discrimination

22 General provisions dealing with equality 23 Sites of constitutional struggle for women’s equality 24 Race and ethnicity discrimination 25 Affirmative action 26 Minorities and group rights

5. Rights and society

27 Rights of non-citizens 28 Proprietary constitutionalism 29 Fundamental social rights 30 Linguistic and cultural rights 31 Environmental rights and future generations

PART IV New challenges

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