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Les Constitutions : des révolutions à l'épreuve du temps en Europe et aux Etats-Unis
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- Nombre de pages470
- PrésentationBroché
- FormatGrand Format
- Poids0.81 kg
- Dimensions16,1 cm × 24,1 cm × 2,8 cm
- ISBN978-2-912589-50-7
- EAN9782912589507
- Date de parution07/03/2017
- CollectionCentre Michel de l'Hospital
- ÉditeurPU Droit Clermont-Ferrand
Résumé
Les Constitutions ont acquis une importance toute particulière dans les démocraties modernes. Souvent résultats de révolution ou de rébellion, elles deviennent, avec le temps, des documents préservant la continuité juridique et politique de la nation. Mais est-ce vraiment toujours le cas ? Cet ouvrage, fruit de la collaboration internationale d'un groupe de juristes, d'historiens et de politistes, entend analyser les différents usages et interprétations qui ont été faits des Constitutions en Europe et aux Etats-Unis, et ce, d'une manière parfois elle-même révolutionnaire.
Constitutions have attained a special significance in modern democracies. Often the outcome of révolution or upheaval, with time they become themselves documents that preserve the judicial and political continuity of a nation. Or do they? This question is addressed here through the latest scholarship of an international group of constitutional and legal scholars, historians and political scientists to explore the changing patterns in the use and interpretation of constitutions as they have Evolved in European nations and in the United States, sometimes in ways that are themselves surprisingly revolutionary.
Constitutions have attained a special significance in modern democracies. Often the outcome of révolution or upheaval, with time they become themselves documents that preserve the judicial and political continuity of a nation. Or do they? This question is addressed here through the latest scholarship of an international group of constitutional and legal scholars, historians and political scientists to explore the changing patterns in the use and interpretation of constitutions as they have Evolved in European nations and in the United States, sometimes in ways that are themselves surprisingly revolutionary.
Les Constitutions ont acquis une importance toute particulière dans les démocraties modernes. Souvent résultats de révolution ou de rébellion, elles deviennent, avec le temps, des documents préservant la continuité juridique et politique de la nation. Mais est-ce vraiment toujours le cas ? Cet ouvrage, fruit de la collaboration internationale d'un groupe de juristes, d'historiens et de politistes, entend analyser les différents usages et interprétations qui ont été faits des Constitutions en Europe et aux Etats-Unis, et ce, d'une manière parfois elle-même révolutionnaire.
Constitutions have attained a special significance in modern democracies. Often the outcome of révolution or upheaval, with time they become themselves documents that preserve the judicial and political continuity of a nation. Or do they? This question is addressed here through the latest scholarship of an international group of constitutional and legal scholars, historians and political scientists to explore the changing patterns in the use and interpretation of constitutions as they have Evolved in European nations and in the United States, sometimes in ways that are themselves surprisingly revolutionary.
Constitutions have attained a special significance in modern democracies. Often the outcome of révolution or upheaval, with time they become themselves documents that preserve the judicial and political continuity of a nation. Or do they? This question is addressed here through the latest scholarship of an international group of constitutional and legal scholars, historians and political scientists to explore the changing patterns in the use and interpretation of constitutions as they have Evolved in European nations and in the United States, sometimes in ways that are themselves surprisingly revolutionary.
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