A road map of a new constitution for Turkey
Subtitle: essays in comparative constitutional law
By: edited by Fatih Öztürk, Murat Yanık, Hüseyin Özcan (Istanbul University, Faculty of Law)
Publisher: Carolina Academic Press
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Durham, North Carolina
Language: eng
Number of pages: 372
ISBN-13: 9781611636499
Copyright date: 2014
Subjects: Constitutional law
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Part I. Constitution making.; title: Making a constitution in a globalized world  -- Brice Dickson; title: Public participation in constitution-making and the future  -- Christina Murray; title: The role of unwritten constitutional principles in interpreting the constitution of Canada  -- Warren J. Newman; title: Making and amending of constitutions : comparative and rule of law perspectives on Turkey's constitutional reform  -- Jeffrey Thomas; title: Making and amending constitutions : some reflections  -- Maria Cahill; title: Culture and the rule of law : cautions for constitution-making  -- David Pimentel; title: The problem of amending the constitution in the light of the changes made in the March 18, 2009, Azerbaijan constitution  -- Murat Yanık; title: Methods of making a constitution  -- Faruk Bilir -- Part II. Freedom of religion.; title: Comparative constitutional law approaches to the relationship of religion and the state : issues for the new Turkish constitution -- W. Cole Durham, Jr., and Brett G. Scharffs.; title: Gender equality in the constitution : the Canadian experience  -- Beverley Baines -- Part III. Ideology of constitution.; title: Constitutions and irrevocable articles  -- John C. Knechtle; title: Whose constitution : state or nation?  -- Cleveland Ferguson III; title: World citizenship, national citizenship and the constitution of a nation  -- Rod Sullivan -- Part IV. Judiciary.; title: "Militant democracy" and the Turkish Constitutional Court  -- Yusuf Şevki Hakyemez; title: In human hands : constitutional meaning and judicial responsibility  -- Craig Green -- Part V. Rights.; title: Constitutional protection of social welfare rights  -- Conor O'Mahony; title: Individual application to the Constitutional Court for protection of human rights  -- Hüseyin Özcan and Erdal Abdulhakimoğulları; title: The right to education in Turkey  -- Lütfü İlgar; title: NGO proposals for the new constitution of Turkey  -- Şentürk Uzun -- Part VI. Minority rights.; title: Multiculturalism : success, failure, and the future  -- Will Kymlicka; title: Introduction to religious education of minorities in the Ottoman Era -- Fatih Öztürk.