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WEAK CONSTITUTIONALISM DEMOCRATIC LEGITIMACY AND THE QUESTION OF CONSTITUENT POWERPDF|Epub|txt|kindle电子书版本网盘下载
- JOEL I.COLON-RIOS 著
- 出版社： ROUTLEDGE
- ISBN：0415671906
- 出版时间：2012
- 标注页数：210页
- 文件大小：11MB
- 文件页数：219页
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图书目录
1 Introduction: towards a weak constitutionalism1
Democratic constitutionalism3
Democracy and the fundamental laws5
Constituent power7
Democratic legitimacy9
Weak constitutionalism10
Outline of the argument12
2 The end of constitutionalism17
The aspiration to permanence （or the fear of constituent power）18
Constitutionalism as the protector of democracy21
Beyond ‘democratic rights’: the extra-democratic effects of constitutions26
Concluding remarks29
3 The second dimension of democracy35
The two dimensions of democracy36
The theory and practice of substantive and procedural democracy41
Ignoring the second dimension of democracy43
The second dimension of democracy: approaching constituent power47
Concluding remarks51
4 Democracy’s principles57
The principle of democratic openness57
The principle of popular participation60
Negating democratic openness64
Negating popular participation68
Concluding remarks73
5 The theory （and practice） of constituent power79
Locke and Lawson: constituent power or right of resistance?80
Sieyes and Schmitt on constituent power and constitutional remaking84
Constituent power in contemporary constitutionalism88
Concluding remarks94
6 The idea of democratic legitimacy102
The idea of legitimacy103
Towards a conception of democratic legitimacy107
Democratic legitimacy and the risks of constituent power109
The conditions of democratic legitimacy114
Concluding remarks118
7 The transformation of the juridical126
Schmitt and Rawls on the limits of constitutional reform127
The judicial doctrine of constitutional substitution132
Constitutional reform and acts of the people139
Concluding remarks143
8 The beginnings of weak constitutionalism152
Weak constitutionalism153
Exercising constituent power or weak constitutionalism’s mechanisms156
Of constituent assemblies convened from below160
Constituent assemblies and unwritten constitutions165
Concluding remarks168
9 Activating constituent power175
The activation/execution distinction175
Of revolutions, informal assemblies, and other protests178
Concluding remarks182
10 Conclusion186
Bibliography189
Index203