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Federalism and Direct Democracy. The Swiss Case in the Age of Transnational Politics
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Tamara Ehs
Lecturer at the Department of Political Science as well as project collaborator at the Department of Legal and Constitutional History, University of Vienna.
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Bruno Kaufmann
President of the Initiative and Referendum Institute Europe, University of Marburg/Germany
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February 8, 2017
Published Online: 2017-2-8
Published in Print: 2010-6-1
© 2017 by Walter de Gruyter Berlin/Boston
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- Inhalt
- Preface
- Preface
- Articles
- On Loyalty and the (Federal) Constitution
- Federalism in Australia
- Federalism and Direct Democracy. The Swiss Case in the Age of Transnational Politics
- Is there a Closed System of Legal Acts of the European Union after the Lisbon Treaty? The Example of Unspecified Acts in the Union Policy on the Environment
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- Constitutional Developments
- Limits of outsourcing “core functions” of the state such as the execution of criminal law
- Foreign policy as a “core state function”, in which case the constitution prohibits to "outsource" public law decision making to private law bodies
- The Judgment on the Mandatory Civil Service: The Influence of the Fundamental Rights on the Discussion about Outsourcing
- Ne bis in idem: VfGH 02.07.2009, B 559/08
- Freedom of religion and legal recognition as a church or religious community: VfGH 16.12.2009, B 516/09
- German Forces Deployments and the German Bundestag
- EMA@ICL
- “Re-conocer: Pacto Social por la Multiculturalidad”. Towards a New Treatment for Mapuche People in Chile?
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