Titlebook: Constitutionalism Under Extreme Conditions; Law, Emergency, Exce Richard Albert,Yaniv Roznai Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020

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From Institutional Sovereignty to Constitutional Mindset: Rethinking the Domestication of the State current undeclared emergency regime underpin the re-constitutionalization of emergency powers. Recast in constitutional mindset, the judiciary is expected to act as the institutional catalyst for forming the public judgment on the ongoing state of emergency.

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Judicial Review and Emergencies in Post-Marcos Philippinesbeyond their area of competence. The Philippine case shows that a constitutional directive that empowers the judiciary did not override deference to the executive branch in times of political trauma. As a result of this deference the Supreme Court has dismantled the safeguards in the post-Marcos constitution.

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Introduction: Public Health, Financial and Economic CrisesEuropean Union and its Member States will ever be the same again. As national fundamentals are overturned, the European Union and its Member States struggle to remain beacons of human rights protection.

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Judging in Times of Economic Crisis: The Case Law on Austerity Measures in Comparative Perspectivetional and international interference. The chapter explores how in the future the EU should improve the virtuous relationship between its political and judicial actors in order to avoid the flaws and legal contradictions that have characterized its response to the economic emergency so far.

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Detaining Unlawful Enemy Combatants In Israel: A Matter of Misinterpretation?dministrative detention mechanism to be used beyond Israel’s borders (i.e. in Gaza and Lebanon but not in Israel or the West Bank), and which requires the showing of an “individual threat” emanating from the detainee to state national security. The article defends an associative theory of culpability for detaining enemy combatant.

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Introduction: Modern Pressures on Constitutionalism,itutions as stable institutions intended to endure for a long duration through moments both peaceful and not, modern history has shown that constitutions are not as resilient as we expect them to be. Sometimes they suffer manipulation by incumbents intent on remaking the constitution under the guise

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Introduction: Emergency, Exception and Normalcying against the normalization of emergencies and the blurring of the distinction between public powers in times of crisis and public powers in regular times. The modern conception of law and authority assumes that such a distinction is possible, and it indeed forms the basis of our understanding of

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From Institutional Sovereignty to Constitutional Mindset: Rethinking the Domestication of the State utionalization of emergency powers amidst the normalization of the state of exception. I first identify two features of the liberal answer to the question of emergency powers: conceptually, it is premised on the normative duality of normalcy and exception; institutionally, it pivots on the identific

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