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Judicial Power Principles in the Constitutions of African States

Treskov, Aleksej P.; Jamil, Ella Z.; Novikova, Alevtina E.; Samsonov, Valery N.; Zakharov, Sergey S. (Universidad del Zulia, 2020)

Independencia judicial y derechos en Ecuador

Grijalva, Agustín

Is there an institutional structure conducive to judicial independence? An overview of ruling constitutions in Latin AmericaHá um desenho institucional favorável à independência judiciária? Um panorama das constituições vigentes na América Latina

Magalhães, Rebecca; Carvalho, Ernani (UFRGS, 2014)

How can constitutional review experiments fail? Lessons from the 1925 Chilean Constitution

Verdugo, Sergio (2021)

Constitutional designers establishing a new judicial review mechanism can fail to make that mechanism a relevant instrument for checking the power of incumbent legislators or presidents. Judges may refuse to exercise their ...

The constitution of Cádiz and Santo DomingoLa constitución de Cádiz y Santo Domingo

Morla, Rafael (Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo (UASD), 2013)

How Judges Can Challenge Dictators and Get Away with It: Advancing Democracy while Preserving Judicial Independence

Verdugo, Sergio (2021-08)

The literature on constitutional courts in authoritarian and hybrid regimes typically suggests that judges who challenge such regimes in high-stakes cases risk substantial political backlash. Accordingly, some comparative ...

Basis and exercise of judicial review in the independent Commonwealth Caribbean, with special reference to constitutional provisions relating to human rights: a comparative analysis

Alexis, Francis (2008-11-04)

Inflation Performance and Constitutional Central Bank Independence: Evidence from Latin America and the Caribbean

Eva Gutierrez (Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas, 2011)

Inflation Performance and Constitutional Central Bank Independence: Evidence from Latin America and the Caribbean

Eva Gutierrez (Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas, 2011)

Cádiz, El pluralismo constitucional latino americano como paradigma disruptivo entre colonización e independenciaTHE LATIN AMERICAN CONSTITUTIONAL PLURALISM AS DISRUPTIVE PARADIGM BETWEEN COLONIZACIÓN AND INDEPENDENCE

Pastrana Bautista, José Ángel Bernardo (Iushistoria investigaciones, 2016)

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Judicial Power Principles in the Constitutions of African States

Independencia judicial y derechos en Ecuador

Is there an institutional structure conducive to judicial independence? An overview of ruling constitutions in Latin AmericaHá um desenho institucional favorável à independência judiciária? Um panorama das constituições vigentes na América Latina

How can constitutional review experiments fail? Lessons from the 1925 Chilean Constitution

The constitution of Cádiz and Santo DomingoLa constitución de Cádiz y Santo Domingo

How Judges Can Challenge Dictators and Get Away with It: Advancing Democracy while Preserving Judicial Independence

Basis and exercise of judicial review in the independent Commonwealth Caribbean, with special reference to constitutional provisions relating to human rights: a comparative analysis

Inflation Performance and Constitutional Central Bank Independence: Evidence from Latin America and the Caribbean

Inflation Performance and Constitutional Central Bank Independence: Evidence from Latin America and the Caribbean

Cádiz, El pluralismo constitucional latino americano como paradigma disruptivo entre colonización e independenciaTHE LATIN AMERICAN CONSTITUTIONAL PLURALISM AS DISRUPTIVE PARADIGM BETWEEN COLONIZACIÓN AND INDEPENDENCE