Constitutionalism and constitutional pluralism
Subtitle: one supreme law many communities : contemporary issues in India, South-East Asia, China & Europe
By: edited by P. Ishwara Bhat
Edition: First edition.
Publisher: LexisNexis
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Haryana, India
Language: eng
Number of pages: 403
ISBN-13: 9788180388392
Copyright date: 2013
Subjects: Constitutional law
Notes: "Essays in memory of Dr. Durga Das Basu"--Cover.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 375-393).
Table of contents: title: Reflections on the Life and Works of Dr Justice Durga Das Basu; title: Part I. Constitutionalism; title: 1. The Silences in our Constitutional Law / Fali S Nariman; title: 2. Common Law, Humanism, and Constitutions / M N Venkatachaliah; title: 3. Constitutional Adjudication and Constitutional Interpretation between Law and Politics / Dieter Grimm; title: 4. Reflections on Judicial Enforcement of Social and Economic Rights in the Twenty-First Century / Mark Tushnet; title: 5. Separation of Powers: Drawing the Dividing Line / K K Venugopal; title: Part II. Constitutional Pluralism: Conceptual Analysis; title: 6. Pluralism from Below: Building Constitutional Pluralism from Value Pluralism / Nicolas N Rouleau, Pritam Baruah; title: 7. Constitutional Pluralism: A Federalist Approach / Georg Lienbacher; title: 8. Constitutional Pluralism: New Challenges for Constitutional Theory / Cheryl Saunders; title: 9. Constitutional Pluralism and Conceptual Hybridism: Citizenship in India / Harihar Bhattacharyya.; title: Part III. Pluralism and Multi-Level Constitutionalism: Country Specific Approaches; title: 10. Two Paths of Constitutional Developments in China / Qianfan Zhang; title: 11. Unity in Diversity as a Constitutional Principle Underlying the Composite State of China / Guobin Zhu; title: 12. Constitutionalism, Constitutional Review and Constitutional Courts: Conceptualising a Constitutional Court for India / Jasmine Joseph; title: 13. On the Convergence in the Interpretation of Human Rights in the European Human Rights Regime / Claudia Fuchs; title: 14. The Austrian Constitutional Court and the Court of Justice of the European Union: Co-operative Legal Protection in a Multi-level System of Law / Thomas Kroll; title: Part IV. Constitution and Minority Protection: Constitutional Identities, Self-Determination and Autonomy; title: 15. Constitutional Accommodation of Ethic and Religious Minorities in Plural Democracies: Lessons and Cautionary Tales from South-East Asia / Li-ann Thio; title: 16. Dealing with Difference: Experiments in Constitutional Pluralism? / Kamala Sankaran.; title: 17. Constitutional Pluralism in Response to Multi-Cultural Reality: A Comparative Reflection on the Indian and Japanese Approaches to Ethnic Minorities / P Ishwara Bhat; title: 18. Formal Stabilization of Constitutional Law: Degress, Techniques and Minority-Protective Effects / Christoph Bezemek; title: 19. Autonomy as Means to Accommodate Cultural Diversity? The Case of Indigenous Peoples / Christina Binder; title: 20. Constitution, Culture and Neo-Colonialism: Mapping Educational Identity and Achievement Among the Indigenous Population of India / Tapan R. Mohanty.