
The dynamics of constitutionalism in the age of globalisation
Frishman, Morly
Muller, Sam
What does 'constitutionalism' mean in our age of globalisation? In which contexts does the discourse of constitutionalism occur? What factors contribute tothe creation of a 'culture' of constitutionalism at the nation-state level? And can one talk about constitutionalism beyond the state, for example at the European and international levels? These are some of the questions that formed the basis for discussion at the Fifth 'From Peace to Justice' Conference of the Hague Academic Coalition in May 2008. With the concepts of power and governance becoming more diverse and multi-faceted, the conference considered constitutionalism at the national, European and international levels, exploring from a variety of viewpoints the changing meaning of constitutionalism in today's globalised world. INDICE: 1. Introduction Sam Muller and Morly Frishman; 2. Constitutionalism in an age of globalisation and global threats Bertrand Ramcharan; 3. Soul ofa nation? The inception, interpretation and influence of South Africa's 1996 constitution Barbara Oomen; 4. Constitutionalism and the implementation of public international law in Israel Susan Akram; 5. Post-conflict constitutional settlement in Nepal and the role of the United Nations Surya Subedi; 6. The impact of internationalisation on constitutional law: some reflections Philipp Kiiver; 7. The impact of internationalisation on constitutional law: some reflections Otto Pfersmann; 8. Fit for all practical purposes? Constitutionalism as a legitimizing strategy for the European Union Ton van den Brink; 9. Chapter 9Jan Wouters; 10. Why legal scholarship must not leave constitutional practiceto the social sciences Tom Eijsbouts; 11. Peremptory norms as an aspect of constitutionalisation in the international legal system Alexander Orakhelashvili; 12. Conclusion Bertrand Ramcharan.
- ISBN: 978-90-6704-302-1
- Editorial: Hague Academic Press, an imprint of T.M.
- Encuadernacion: Cartoné
- Páginas: 210
- Fecha Publicación: 01/09/2010
- Nº Volúmenes: 1
- Idioma: Inglés