constitutionalism

Examining different perspectives and doctrines related to contemporary liberal constitutionalism and critiques of constitutionalism, the author analyzes specific cases such as the inflation of executive power during the War on Terror, the federal legislative power in response to the case of Terri Schiavo, and the ascendency of Donald Trump, seeking to understand how these cases and events continue to affect US political life in the 21st century.

Neo-constitutionalism alludes to a new vision of the rule of law that starts from postmodern constitutionalism, its main characteristic is the primacy of the constitution over other legal norms and that constitute a distinction between rules as legal norms and principles as institutional norms.

The breakup of Pakistan in 1971 led to the establishment of both democracy and democratic constitutionalism (ie adult franchise democracy and the 1973 Constitution) in Pakistan.

The Senators in the resolution said the struggle and sacrifices of Muhammad Mursi for the cause of democracy, parliamentary supremacy, constitutionalism, civilian supremacy, rule of law, justice and fundamental rights will not go in vain and shall be recognized by all the democratic people around the world in general and the future generations in Egypt in particular.

The CJ was clearly playing to the gallery of foreigners and media that have of late been giving undue publicity to the idea that constitutionalism has failed in Kenya.

ISLAMABAD -- Concluding its national conference on human rights and democratic participation in Islamabad, the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) has said that this is 'an opportune time to re-energise the human rights discourse, given that intense political polarisation has overshadowed human rights enterprise at all levels.' The conference examined crucial questions relating to freedom of expression, assembly and association, federalism, freedom of religion and belief, and rule of law and constitutionalism.

Kate Elizabeth Brown has thrust Alexander Hamilton to center stage as "the [not 'a'] central figure in the development of American law during the early republic." "Hamiltonian constitutionalism," articulated primarily in Numbers 32 and 82 of The Federalist, "proved to be enduring and authoritative," she writes; "the US Supreme Court upheld and cited Hamiltonian legal arguments well into the nineteenth century, and occasionally in the twentieth" (6).

He had also served as an adviser on transitional justice, regional integration, constitutionalism, security sector reform and civil-military relations issues to various governments.

Later that afternoon, Young will present MU Law School's Boden Lecture, "Dying Constitutionalism and the Fourteenth Amendment," at 4:30 p.m.

Constitutionalism, Democracy and Religious Freedom: To Be Fully Human Hans-Martien ten Napel London: Routledge, 2017 (170 pages)

He added that Benazir Bhutto was, and still is, a symbol of constitutionalism and parliamentary democracy.The PPP leader further said, "Benazir was martyred fighting against terrorism and extremism.