The Belgian Constitution of 1831 is often described as ‘liberal’ because of the radical implementation of various aspects of ‘modern constitutionalism’, particularly of some fundamental rights. However, such a view does not take into account that the liberals of the early nineteenth century were heirs to the revolutionary tradition of the late eighteenth century and were, therefore, not only interested in implementing principles of modern constitutionalism but also in nation building. They were looking for a proper balance between fundamental freedoms and the exigencies of the state. In this paper, it is argued that the radical way in which some fundamental rights are formulated in the Belgian Constitution, should not only be attributed to ...
The constitutional monarchy as an essential 'modern' state form of the restoration period was intend...
In 1830, Belgian Catholics and Liberals had together adopted a constitution that declared the separa...
This paper aims to focus on certain “sovereignty issues” that were at the heart of European liberal ...
The Belgian Constitution of 1831 is often described as ‘liberal’ because of the radical implementati...
Even since its proclamation in 1831, the Belgian Constitution has been heralded as one of the crowni...
Even since its proclamation in 1831, the Belgian Constitution has been heralded as one of the crowni...
peer reviewedLa recension porte sur une partie du Journal of Constitutional History qui correspond à...
Item does not contain fulltextIn 1814, after the defeat of the Napoleonic Empire, the Allied states ...
The constitutional monarchy as an essential ‘modern’ state form of the restoration period was intend...
Eclectic yet still new. The creation of the Belgian parliament in 1830-1831 The Belgian Constitutio...
This book brings recent insights about sovereignty and citizen participation in the Belgian Constitu...
This volume gathers together 25 essays dedicated to the history of four important constitutional exp...
Two different texts lay the foundation of the Constitutional history of Belgium: the Constitution of...
In my point of view, someone cannot speak about a constant influence of the Belgian Constitution of ...
This essay provides a commentary on article 195 (formerly 131) of the Belgian Constitution, i.e. on ...
The constitutional monarchy as an essential 'modern' state form of the restoration period was intend...
In 1830, Belgian Catholics and Liberals had together adopted a constitution that declared the separa...
This paper aims to focus on certain “sovereignty issues” that were at the heart of European liberal ...
The Belgian Constitution of 1831 is often described as ‘liberal’ because of the radical implementati...
Even since its proclamation in 1831, the Belgian Constitution has been heralded as one of the crowni...
Even since its proclamation in 1831, the Belgian Constitution has been heralded as one of the crowni...
peer reviewedLa recension porte sur une partie du Journal of Constitutional History qui correspond à...
Item does not contain fulltextIn 1814, after the defeat of the Napoleonic Empire, the Allied states ...
The constitutional monarchy as an essential ‘modern’ state form of the restoration period was intend...
Eclectic yet still new. The creation of the Belgian parliament in 1830-1831 The Belgian Constitutio...
This book brings recent insights about sovereignty and citizen participation in the Belgian Constitu...
This volume gathers together 25 essays dedicated to the history of four important constitutional exp...
Two different texts lay the foundation of the Constitutional history of Belgium: the Constitution of...
In my point of view, someone cannot speak about a constant influence of the Belgian Constitution of ...
This essay provides a commentary on article 195 (formerly 131) of the Belgian Constitution, i.e. on ...
The constitutional monarchy as an essential 'modern' state form of the restoration period was intend...
In 1830, Belgian Catholics and Liberals had together adopted a constitution that declared the separa...
This paper aims to focus on certain “sovereignty issues” that were at the heart of European liberal ...