I·CON
Volume 15 Issue 1
Table of Contents
Editorial
I.CON Focus: Between International and Constitutional Law
Oddný Mjöll Arnardóttir, The “procedural turn” under the European Convention on Human Rights and presumptions of Convention compliance
Eyal Benvenisti & Alon Harel, Embracing the tension between national and international human rights law: The case for discordant parity
Gregory Messenger, The public–private distinction at the World Trade Organization: Fundamental challenges to determining the meaning of “public body”
Mario Mendez, Constitutional review of treaties: Lessons for comparative constitutional design and practice
Articles
Robert Schertzer, Federal arbiters as facilitators: Towards an integrated federal and judicial theory for diverse states
George Papuashvili, Post-World War I comparative constitutional developments in Central and Eastern Europe
Stephen Gardbaum, Revolutionary constitutionalism
I.CON: Debate!
Maria Cahill, Theorizing subsidiarity: Towards an ontology-sensitive approach
Gareth Davies, Theorizing subsidiarity: A reply to Maria Cahill
Maria Cahill, Theorizing subsidiarity: A rejoinder to Gareth Davies
Critical Review of Governance
Ayelet Berman, Taking foreign interests into account: Rulemaking in the US and EU
Editors’ Choice of Books 2016
Richard Albert, Lech Garlicki, Tom Ginsburg
Book Reviews
Po Jen Yap, Constitutional Dialogue in Common Law Asia (Wen-Chen Chang)
Damian Chalmers, Markus Jachtenfuchs & Christian Joerges. The End of the Eurocrats’ Dream: Adjusting to European Diversity (Maja Savevska)
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