Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Preface ix
4. Acknowledgments xv
5. Part I: Strong-Form and Weak-Form Judicial Review
6. Chapter 1. Why Comparative Constitutional Law? 3
7. Chapter 2. Alternative Forms of Judicial Review 18
8. Chapter 3. The Possible Instability of Weak-Form Review and Its Implications 43
9. Part II: Legislative Responsibility for Enforcing the Constitution
10. Chapter 4. Why and How to Evaluate Constitutional Performance 79
11. Chapter 5. Constitutional Decision Making Outside the Courts 111
12. Part III: Judicial Enforcement of Social and Economic Rights
13. Chapter 6. The State Action Doctrine and Social and Economic Rights 161
14. Chapter 7. Structures of Judicial Review, Horizontal Effect, and Social Welfare Rights 196
15. Chapter 8. Enforcing Social and Economic Rights 227
16. Table of Cases 265
17. Index 269