The constitutional politics of socio-economic rights: proceduralism ‘writ large’
<p>This policy brief examines the constitutional protection of socio-economic rights in their relationship to the political process.</p> <p>How should constitutional courts approach claims of socio-economic rights? Should they defer to politically elected bodies? If not, what kind...
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| description | <p>This policy brief examines the constitutional protection of socio-economic rights in their relationship to the political process.</p> <p>How should constitutional courts approach claims of socio-economic rights? Should they defer to politically elected bodies? If not, what kind of arguments should judges employ in their reasoning?</p> |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:45fba298-e25f-4a1a-b3dc-0bf5ac4fead22022-03-26T15:11:11ZThe constitutional politics of socio-economic rights: proceduralism ‘writ large’Reporthttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_93fcuuid:45fba298-e25f-4a1a-b3dc-0bf5ac4fead2European LawPublic policySocio-legal studiesHuman rightsDemocratic governmentConstitutional & administrative lawEnglishOxford University Research Archive - ValetFoundation for Law, Justice and Society2008Smilov, DThe Centre for Socio-Legal Studies<p>This policy brief examines the constitutional protection of socio-economic rights in their relationship to the political process.</p> <p>How should constitutional courts approach claims of socio-economic rights? Should they defer to politically elected bodies? If not, what kind of arguments should judges employ in their reasoning?</p> |
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