–Tomasz Koncewicz The constitutional landscape of the European Union (EU) today is being dominated by the overlapping consensus of constitutional courts which forms the heart of supranational adjudication in Europe with different interests, power struggles […]
Dr. Yaniv Roznai is a Senior Lecturer at the Radzyner School of Law, Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) Herzliya. He holds a PhD and LL.M (Distinction) from The London School of Economics (LSE). His scholarship focuses on […]
–Gary Jacobsohn When encountering a constitutional debate that focuses on the legal significance of a pronoun, one would surely be remiss in not exploring the more substantive layer of disputation that doubtless lies beneath the disagreement […]
–Chintan Chandrachud On the 24th of January 1950, the Constituent Assembly of India convened for the last time. Amidst much fanfare, the Constitution was signed, the national anthem sung, and the Assembly adjourned “sine die”. […]
–Purush Purushothaman With 395 articles and over 117,000 words, the Indian Constitution was not a hastily drafted one. The drafting of the longest constitution in the world was a historical episode that took almost three […]
–Steven G Calabresi This article compares in a panoramic way the founding and basic structures of the Constitutions of the Republic of India and of the United States of America. In the United States, there is […]
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