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Party, Pope, and Politics?   The Election of German Constitutional Court Justices in comparative perspective

December 9, 2014 jmp

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“We the People” – What is the legal meaning of “people”?

December 9, 2014 jmp

People is a fundamental concept in constitutional law. The legitimacy of all state action has to be rooted somehow in the people. Federal constitutional orders recognize the existence of a national and of separate regional political bodies. Therefore, the subject behind, defined … [Read more...]

Global Governance Through Comparative International Law? Inter-American Constitutionalism and The Changing Role of Domestic Courts in the Construction of the International Law

December 9, 2014 jmp

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The Unequal Equality of Sovereigns: A Brief History of “Peripheral Personality”

December 9, 2014 jmp

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Investment Treaty Arbitration and the (New) Law of State Responsibility

December 9, 2014 jmp

The case study of investment treaty arbitration provides an opportunity to examine whether and how the invocation of responsibility by a non-State actor has affected secondary rules of State responsibility. This article takes the analytical perspective of investors, capable of … [Read more...]

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