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In 1983 Martin Shapiro worried that the “new jurisprudence of values” being promoted by the new generation of public law scholars in political science would “serve as a cover for slipping back into playing ‘little law professor’ for undergraduates.” Proponents of the “jurisprudence of values” in political science, who engaged in constitutional theorizing about individual rights and the structur...

Abstract It is not self-evident to associate revolution with law. The disruption of political order that usually underlies revolutionary outbreaks thought affect legal rules so they are no longer orienting actors. However, if law might be a source constraints, ontologically it more surely discursive register tied state’s legitimacy. When the control at stake, as in situation, one can therefore ...

The existence of a constitutional control is the essential cornerstone in any democratic system. Without justice it impossible to maintain pluralist democracy with real rule law. Tunisian history emblematic relevance review. This article outlines difficult and hampered life that crossed two authoritarian regimes: “revolution”; transition democracy. It latter phase creation court proved be param...

How Revolutionary Was the "Irish Revolution"? Marc Mulholland (bio) "My Lords, for ten years … it is no exaggeration, literal truth to say that there has been going on in Ireland a great revolution—social partly, political partly."1 So said Sir Charles Russell QC 1889. He was addressing special commission sitting judgment Land War and rise of radical Parnellite nationalist party since 1879. We ...

due to the british hegemony of iran in both pre- and post-constitutional revolutionary periods (1906-1911), the iranian legal system was expected to be influenced by british common law following the establishment of the modern government after the revolution. but it did not happen for various legal and non-legal reasons. a major legal reason could be iranians’ long history of acquaintance with ...