Public law

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  Año 2011, Número 2 (April)

  • ANALYSIS

    • Seleccionado

      Judicialising politics: A role for the courts in electoral reform in Hong Kong

      Swati Jhaveri

      págs. 227-235

      
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      The judicialisation of intelligence in legal process

      Clive Walker

      págs. 235-237

      

  • ARTICLES

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      "Wednesbury's" Reason and Structure

      Paul Daly

      págs. 238-259

      
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      Opening the Cabinet Door: Freedom of Information and Government Policy Making

      Robert Hazell, David Busfield-Birch

      págs. 260-283

      
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      Religion in Ireland's "Public Squares": Education, the Family and Expanding Equality Claims

      Siobhán Mullally, Darren O'Donovan

      págs. 284-307

      
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      Europe's "Lochner" Moment

      Danny Nicol

      págs. 308-329

      
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      Legitimate Expectations and the Protection of Trust in Public Officials

      Paul Reynolds

      págs. 330-352

      
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      Global Security Law and the Challenge to Constitutionalism after 9/11

      Kim Lane Scheppele

      págs. 353-377

      
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      Changing the Rules of Succession to the Throne

      Anne Twomey

      págs. 378-401