Review Essay: Jeff King, Judging Social Rights, Cambridge University Press, 2012, ISBN 9781107 400 320, 370 pp.

Artikel in diesem Heft

1. Table of Contents
2. Articles
3. Erosion of Constitutional Rights in EU Law: A Call for ‘Substantive Co-operative Constitutionalism’
4. Where’s Waldo? Looking for the Doctrine of Proportionality in Indian Free Speech Jurisprudence
5. Understanding Brazilian Administrative Law, the Related Literature, and Education: A Comparison with the System in the United States
6. The European Court of Human Rights and Transnational Judicial Dialogue
7. Notes & Essays
8. EU Law in the Czech Republic: From ultra vires of the Czech Government to ultra vires of the EU Court?
9. Developments Austria
10. ‘No to Meat’-March on Holy Saturday - Freedom of Assembly and the Constitutional Court’s new Standard of Review
11. Blackening of Files for Hypo Committee of Inquiry illegal
12. Developments CEE
13. Constitutional Court of Romania: Religion in Schools
14. Constitutional Court of Romania: Constitutionalization of the Obligations under International Treaties and European Union binding Acts
15. Slovak Constitutional Court: Citizenship Law in the European Context
16. Book Reviews
17. Review Essay: Jeff King, Judging Social Rights, Cambridge University Press, 2012, ISBN 9781107 400 320, 370 pp.