Finally a Horizon
Of secular problems, millennial rhetorics and other time-bound and perennial issues of constitutionalism.
Articles for author: Maximilian Steinbeis
Facing the Music
On blogs like this as "new media", sticking your neck out and other matters more or less constitutional.
Careful what you Wish for
On minority government and other causes for constitutional redemption fantasies.
Waiting for Jamaica
On coalition building, feedback loops and other functional and dysfunctional matters constitutional.
Tertium Datur
On the third sex, double nationality, and a not-so-unique Spanish separatist fleeing to Belgium.
What I would like to ask the AfD
How to discern democratic and undemocratic parties and other tough questions constitutional.
Schoolyard Bullies
On rights and rightists and other matters of constitutional concern.
Constitutional Courts in Decline
On losing confidence, gaining independence and other constitutional ups and downs.
Independence as an Assertion
On Catalonia and… No. It's basically all about Catalonia.
Homage to Catalonia: How to Lift the Gridlock of Constitutional Crisis in Spain
83 years after the first proclamation of a Catalan State, Catalonia seems once again to be on the verge of unilaterally declaring its independence, giving cause to a grave constitutional crisis in Spain. Although, until now, the intransigence of both sides has led to this gridlock, there is always space for a compromise that could de-escalate the crisis. However, such compromise should be characterised by a number of principles that could help the two sides present the future agreement as a win-win situation.
