The evolution of the separation of powers between the global north and the global south
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 socio-economic and environmental rights - and are written with an explicitly transformative purpose....
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Cheltenham, UK ; Northampton, MA, USA :
Edward Elgar Publishing
2018
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- The evolution of the separation of powers in the global south and global north / David Landau and David Bilchitz
- Institutional failure and intertemporal theories of judicial role in the global south / David Landau
- Towards a defensible relationship between the content of socio-economic rights and the separation of powers: conflation or separation? / David Bilchitz
- Courts and the expansion of executive power: making the constitution matter / Renata Uitz
- Accommodating an old constitution to the 21st century state: of law and politics / Vicki C. Jackson
- The conceptual architecture of the principle of separation of powers / Daniel Bonilla Maldonado
- The fourth branch: challenges and opportunities for a robust and meaningful role for South Africa's State Institutions Supporting Democracy / Faraaz Mohamed
- Separation of powers and the accountability role of NHRIs: the Malawi Human Rights Commission through the courts / Redson Edward Kapindu
- Mexico's National Commission on Human Rights: an autonomous constitutional agency with too much autonomy? / José Ma. Serna de la Garza
