Articles for tag: European constitutional law, Law and Politics

How Political Turmoil is Changing European Constitutional Law: Evidence from the Verfassungsblog

The shockwaves that have rippled through the European political order have exposed the artificial character of the law vs politics distinction, forcing constitutional law scholars to adapt. Contributions to the Verfassungsblog provide evidence for this evolution.

12. April 2020

European constitutional law, Law and Politics

Weimar Turkey?

Umut Özsu

The current configuration of power in Turkey is a direct product of a deep-seated legacy of authoritarian politics, both military and “civilian”. Far from marking a rupture with the past, recent events can only be understood against the background of this tradition.

19. Juli 2016

Autoritarismus, Law and Politics, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Staatsstreich

How Political Turmoil is Changing European Constitutional Law: Evidence from the Verfassungsblog

Weimar Turkey?

The Fifth Republic Under Strain

The Double Effect of “Double Standards”

Doppelfolge der „Double Standards“