Constitutionalism can be defined as the doctrine that governs the legitimacy of government action, and it implies something far more important than the idea of ...

I. INTRODUCTION. The reputation of constitutionalism has not remained un- sullied over the past several decades for reasons both theoretical and practical.

Constitutionalism attempts to avoid these dangers by designing mechanisms that determine who can rule, how and for what purposes. However, constitutional ...

It rather depicts a process with changing allocations of powers and functions of governance. Many different types of structures and combinations are possible.

Constitutionalism implies limits to state and government powers, establishing the parameters within which citizens' rights are predictably secured.

Constitutionalism matured in the context of the lib- eral democracies with their emphasis on civil and political rights and their attempts clearly to define ...

constitutionalism, according to James Madison, is the doctrine of a limited government. Constitutional government is meaning- less on any other basis. This ...

Constitutionalism is the behaviour that enables the better governance of the country and restricts the overuse of powers within the country. It works in ...

Two issues underlie both these discussions: whether constitutionalism is the best form of power1 for the EU to wield and whether the EU has the constitutional.

constitutionalism (the ideology) is part of what Judith Shklar called Ithe liberalism of fear. "28 the idea is that the concentration of power leads to its ...