Unstable Constitutionalism:Law and Politics in South Asia
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https://doi.org/10.30996/dih.v15i2.2589Abstract
The character of South Asian constitutionalism is desribed by unstable constitutionalism. Unstable constitusionalism refers to a phenomenon in which all participants in national politics appear to be sincerely committed to the idea of constitusionalism – if not always a fully liberal constitutionalism, then certainly one that hopes to establish reasonably permanent institusions with the capacity to address issues of daily governance – yet they stuggle to settle on a stable institutional structure embodying a form of constitutionalism appropriate to their nation. The design issues are significant; a unitary national government, symmetrical or asymmetrical federalism, confederation, and more.
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Writter : Madhav Khosla, Mark Thusnet, and Other Contributors
Publisher : Cambridge University Press
Publication Year : 2015
Book : ix + 403 page
ISBN : 978-1-107-64456-4
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