EBSEES: Schiemann, John W. - Explaining Hungary's Powerful Constitutional Court: a bargaining approach

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ID	95599
Author(s)	Schiemann, John W.
Title	Explaining Hungary's Powerful Constitutional Court: a bargaining approach
Published	Archives européennes de Sociologie 42, 2001, pp. 357-390
Language(s)	English
ISSN	0003-9756
Subjects	Hungary / Constitutional Court [Browse all]
Medium	article
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	Explaining Hungary's Constitutional Court: a bargaining approach / Schiemann, John W
	The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia and international law / Rodin, Siniša
	Russia's Constitutional Court and the birth-pangs of democracy / Ascher, Ivan
	The establishment of the Constitutional Court in Russia and the Communist party case / Feofanov, Yuri
	Judicial review and the Russian Constitutional Court: the Chechen case / Pomeranz, William E.
	The appointment of a Prime-minister in Russia: the President. The Duma. The Constitutional Court / [Lurij] Luryi, Yuri
	Explaining Yugoslavia / Allcock, John B.

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Explaining Hungary's Powerful Constitutional Court: a bargaining approach