The Jurisprudence of Aharon Barak
Subtitle: views from Europe
By: edited by Maartje de Visser & Willem Witteveen
Series: Montesquieu seminars -- v. 5; Tilburg law lectures series -- v. 5.
Publisher: Wolf Legal Publishers
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Nijmegen, The Netherlands
Language: eng
Number of pages: 218
ISBN-13: 9789058506832
Subjects: Judge-made law; Congresses
Table of contents: title: Barak and Montesquieu  -- Willem Witteveen and Maartje de Visser; title: On society, law and judging  -- Aharon Barak; title: Constitutional dialogues between courts and legislatures  -- Maartje de Visser; title: Judicial lawmaking by the European Court of Human Rights : balancing between common and civil law -- or not?  -- Mieke van der Linden; title: "Judicial lawmaking by the European Court of Human Rights through its interpretation techniques : the doctrine of margin of appreciation and the principle of proportionality"  -- Mieke van der Linden and Evgeni Moyakine; title: The European Court of Justice through the eyes of Aharon Barak : a preliminary assessment  -- Niels Baeten; title: Exploring the parameters of lawmaking : lessons from the United Kingdom  -- Gerard van der Schyff; title: Judicial behaviour as a compensating and dialogical strategy a rejoinder to Professor A. Barak  -- Maurice Adams; title: The dignity of law : fundamental legal principles versus legislative instrumentalism  -- Hans Gribnau; title: Constructive discussion or empty talk?  -- Judith Dombi; title: Constitutional amendments and the limits of judicial activism : the case of the Czech Republic  -- Radim Dragomaca; title: Two types of rhetoric for the art of judicial lawmaking  -- Willem Witteveen; title: Epilogue, or, from monologue to dialogue -- Maartje de Visser and Willem Witteveen.