Characterisation in Federations: Six Countries Compared [electronic resource] /
Taylor, Gregory.author.
In this work Dr. Taylor surveys the federal countries of the world and asks how they divide power among the constituent units of the federation. In so doing, he considers not only the formal constitutional text, but, far more importantly, the case law that has grown up around it as the Courts develop approaches to interpreting provisions for the distribution of powers. This enables conclusions to be drawn about the effectiveness of various structural and interpretative approaches to the distribution of powers within federations.
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [167]-171) and index.
Australia -- Canada -- The United States of America -- Germany -- Austria -- India -- Works in progress: South Africa, Malaysia and Scotland -- Concluding remarks.
In this work Dr. Taylor surveys the federal countries of the world and asks how they divide power among the constituent units of the federation. In so doing, he considers not only the formal constitutional text, but, far more importantly, the case law that has grown up around it as the Courts develop approaches to interpreting provisions for the distribution of powers. This enables conclusions to be drawn about the effectiveness of various structural and interpretative approaches to the distribution of powers within federations.
Conflict of laws.
Private International Law, International & Foreign Law, Comparative Law .