The political struggle leading up to the Dutch Constitution of 19831 is an empirical theoretical relevant case. A particular theoretical point of view (called the theoretical perspective of scientific legal intervention) appears to be important with respect to knowledge about contitution building. A preponderating identical habitus of constitutional law intervention was characteristic for all political actors involved on the Dutch national level. In revising the Dutch Constitution of 1983 these actors have been influenced by the international context. However, 'the' international context does not exist. Instead there have been four international politically relevant contexts in the case of the Netherlands between 1945 and 1983. These ...
Dutch constitutional law in the perspective of especially European Law, which has changed power bala...
This research focuses on the constitutional relationship between the Kingdom of the Netherlands and ...
This essay is devoted to the apparent paradox of a constitutional system which is open and prepared ...
The political struggle leading up to the Dutch Constitution of 19831 is an empirical theoretical rel...
The political struggle leading up to the Dutch Constitution of 19831 is an empirical theoretical rel...
The political struggle leading up to the Dutch Constitution of 19831 is an empirical theoretical rel...
The text of the Constitution for the Kingdom of the Netherlands (de Grond- wet voor het Koninkrijk d...
This PhD thesis consists of two parts: - a historical analysis of Dutch constitutional thought in ge...
The constitution of the netherlands, which dates back to 1814–15, is an evolutionary constitution, b...
The author discusses commentaries by eight leading Dutch political scientists and jurists on the ’co...
What explains constitutional reform, or, in the case of the postwar Netherlands, the absence of refo...
This study analyzes the effect of international law under the Netherlands Constitution. It sketches ...
Item does not contain fulltextIn 1814, after the defeat of the Napoleonic Empire, the Allied states ...
From about 1917 to 1967, Dutch politics closely resembled the model of consociational democracy (pac...
Dutch constitutional law in the perspective of especially European Law, which has changed power bala...
Dutch constitutional law in the perspective of especially European Law, which has changed power bala...
This research focuses on the constitutional relationship between the Kingdom of the Netherlands and ...
This essay is devoted to the apparent paradox of a constitutional system which is open and prepared ...
The political struggle leading up to the Dutch Constitution of 19831 is an empirical theoretical rel...
The political struggle leading up to the Dutch Constitution of 19831 is an empirical theoretical rel...
The political struggle leading up to the Dutch Constitution of 19831 is an empirical theoretical rel...
The text of the Constitution for the Kingdom of the Netherlands (de Grond- wet voor het Koninkrijk d...
This PhD thesis consists of two parts: - a historical analysis of Dutch constitutional thought in ge...
The constitution of the netherlands, which dates back to 1814–15, is an evolutionary constitution, b...
The author discusses commentaries by eight leading Dutch political scientists and jurists on the ’co...
What explains constitutional reform, or, in the case of the postwar Netherlands, the absence of refo...
This study analyzes the effect of international law under the Netherlands Constitution. It sketches ...
Item does not contain fulltextIn 1814, after the defeat of the Napoleonic Empire, the Allied states ...
From about 1917 to 1967, Dutch politics closely resembled the model of consociational democracy (pac...
Dutch constitutional law in the perspective of especially European Law, which has changed power bala...
Dutch constitutional law in the perspective of especially European Law, which has changed power bala...
This research focuses on the constitutional relationship between the Kingdom of the Netherlands and ...
This essay is devoted to the apparent paradox of a constitutional system which is open and prepared ...