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The evolution of the separation of powers
Title statement The evolution of the separation of powers : between the global north and the global south / by David Bilchitz, David Landau Another responsib. Bilchitz, David, (editor)
Landau, David, (editor)
Bonilla Maldonado, Daniel, (collaborator)
Jackson, Vicki C., (collaborator)
Kapindu, Redson Edward, (collaborator)
Mahomed, Faraaz, (collaborator)
Serna de la Garza, José María, (collaborator)
Uitz, Renata, (collaborator)
První nakladatel Cheltenham : Edward Elgar Pub, 2018 Phys.des. ix, 265 stran ISBN 978-1-78536-976-6 Note Rejstřík Obsahuje bibliografii a bibliografické odkazy Annotation To what extent should the doctrine of the separation of powers evolve in light of recent shifts in constitutional design and practice? New constitutions often include newer forms of rights - such as socioeconomic and environmental rights - and are written with an explicitly transformative purpose. The practice of the separation of powers has also changed, as the executive has tended to gain power and deliberative bodies like legislatures have often been thrown into a state of crisis. By engaging widespread comparative experiences from Malawi, to Colombia, Mexico to South Africa, Hungary to the United States of America, this examination of the doctrine of the separation of powers takes into account important recent changes in constitutional design and practice, including the widespread inclusion of socioeconomic rights, the creation of independent bodies outside the traditional structure, the growth of executive power, and the crisis of legislative legitimacy. It also considers the extent to which this re-framing should be confined to the emerging democracies of the global south or whether it can be applied more widely across all constitutional systems. This comprehensive study will be of interest to academics conducting research in comparative constitutional law, students of comparative constitutional law, and constitutional and political theorists as well as constitutional judges and designers. Subj. Headings Dělba moci ve státě Lidská práva Ústavy Změny ústavy Vývoj práva Sociální práva Ekonomická práva Výkonná moc Signatura Z 4336 Country Velká Británie Language English Copy count 1, currently available 0 Database Monografie Stavěcí znak TS 
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