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Historical facts and constitutional adjudication : the case of the Australian constitutional preamble
P. 107-124
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DOI: 10.1400/237321
ISSN: 1827-7950
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In this issue
- Between traditions and changes = Tra tradizioni e cambiamenti
- Traditions and Changes and the Role of Legal History
- Standards of Europe's Constitutional Heritage
- Synopsis of legal sources of portuguese Habeas Corpus (14th to 16th centuries)
- The Formation of the Elements of Parliamentarism and Constitutionalism at the Territory of Latvia in the Middle Ages and Early Modern Times (13th-18th centuries)
- From the People to the Constitution : inventing Democracy during the French Revolution
- Establishment, Evolution and Interaction of Modern Direct Democratic Traditions
- Is defense of stock the same as defense of race? : an itinerary from the Penal Code to racial laws
- Past and future of authoritarian regimes : constitution, transition to democracy and amnesty in Brazil and Chile
- Historical facts and constitutional adjudication : the case of the Australian constitutional preamble
- Western European perspectives towards language minorities and linguistic rights - then and now.
- Seven Categories of Constitutional CriticalJudging : an Interpretation of Nordic Case-Law
- Per un profilo di Antonio Ferracciu, un costituzionalista da rivalutare
- Un socialismo panteista : appunti sugli inizi filosofici di Jean Jaurès
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