Volume 25, Issue 4

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December 2012

Special Issue: Whose Reason or Reasons Speak Through the Constitution?

Issue Editors:

Karolina M. Cern,
Piotr W. Juchacz,
Bartosz Wojciechowski

12 articles in this issue

Whose Reason or Reasons Speak Through the Constitution? Introduction to the Problematics
Karolina M. Cern
Piotr W. Juchacz
Bartosz Wojciechowski
OriginalPaper Open access 02 November 2011 Pages: 455 - 463
Public Reason Between Ethics and Law
José de Sousa e Brito
OriginalPaper 03 September 2011 Pages: 465 - 472
Interpretation of Law and Judges Communities
Marek Zirk-Sadowski
OriginalPaper Open access 26 October 2011 Pages: 473 - 487
Law’s Cultural Project and the Claim to Universality or the Equivocalities of a Familiar Debate
José Manuel Aroso Linhares
OriginalPaper 25 August 2011 Pages: 489 - 503
Autonomous Constitutional Interpretation
Tomasz Stawecki
OriginalPaper 12 October 2011 Pages: 505 - 535
“Living” Law: Performative, Not Discursive
Claudius Messner
OriginalPaper 05 August 2011 Pages: 537 - 552
Are Legal Concepts Embedded in Legal Norms?
Tomasz Gizbert-Studnicki
Mateusz Klinowski
OriginalPaper 07 October 2011 Pages: 553 - 562
Beyond Consensus: Law, Disagreement and Democracy
Valerio Nitrato Izzo
OriginalPaper 02 October 2011 Pages: 563 - 575
The Struggle for the Legal Status of Religion in the Polish Constitution
Tadeusz Buksiński
OriginalPaper 18 September 2011 Pages: 577 - 583
Le dialogisme bakhtinien: un chemin pour penser l’interprétation judiciaire et le droit
Rafael Encinas de Munagorri
Book Review 06 September 2010 Pages: 585 - 592
David Gurnham: Memory, Imagination, Justice
Adam Gearey
BookReview 03 November 2011 Pages: 593 - 595
Anne Wagner and Le Cheng (eds): Exploring Courtroom Discourse: The Language of Power and Control
Letetia van der Poll
Book Review 09 December 2011 Pages: 597 - 598

Volume 25, Issue 4

Whose Reason or Reasons Speak Through the Constitution? Introduction to the Problematics

Public Reason Between Ethics and Law

Interpretation of Law and Judges Communities

Law’s Cultural Project and the Claim to Universality or the Equivocalities of a Familiar Debate

Autonomous Constitutional Interpretation

“Living” Law: Performative, Not Discursive

Are Legal Concepts Embedded in Legal Norms?

Beyond Consensus: Law, Disagreement and Democracy

The Struggle for the Legal Status of Religion in the Polish Constitution

Le dialogisme bakhtinien: un chemin pour penser l’interprétation judiciaire et le droit

David Gurnham: Memory, Imagination, Justice

Anne Wagner and Le Cheng (eds): Exploring Courtroom Discourse: The Language of Power and Control

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