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The paradox of constitutionalism constituent power and constitutional form edited by Martin Loughlin and Neil Walker
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TextPublication details: Oxford Oxford university press 2008 Description: viii,375pISBN: 9780199552207DDC classification: 342
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| 320 SHA'04 Political theory and thought | 320 SIN'16 Political science for law students | 320.011 DUN/H A history of political theories ancient and medieval | 320.011 LOU'08 The paradox of constitutionalism constituent power and constitutional form | 320.011 SEN'99 Inequality Re-examined | 320.1 ASI/P Political theory | 320.1 BOL/T Technology and analytics for law & justice |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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