After the German November Revolution 1918: The Compromise on Religious Instruction in Elementary Schools in the Weimar Constitution by Hein Retter

Subjects: “…religious education, religious instruction, Weimar National Assembly, Weimar Constitution, religion in German Elementary Schools…”
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BASIC FEATURES OF THE SEMI-PRESIDENTIAL SYSTEM by Robert Podolnjak

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The influence of Prussian and German constitutional solutions on the development of modern state audits in Poland by Maciej Serowaniec

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Impact оf the First World War оn the Transformation of German Army by Evdokimova Tatyana

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Max Weber and Constitutional Law Issues by Fardin Moradkhani

“…In the midst of World War I, Weber addressed Constitutional law issues and provided analyses in this regard and later played a vital role in drafting the Weimar Constitution. He was a supporter of the presidentialism and the extraordinary powers of the president, which were enshrined in the Weimar Constitution and later created many problems. …”
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A inovação constitucional austríaca e a esfinge de Weimar – revisitando a celeuma Kelsen/Schmitt by Daniel Nunes Pereira

“…This paper is engaged to the study of theoretical dispute between Hans Kelsen and Carl Schmitt, under the sign of the role of each one of them, respectively, in the legal innovations of the Austrian Constitution of 1918 and the shortcomings of the Weimar Constitution. Still leaning on that paradigm, the paper aims to analyze the main problems arising from interpretations of both pieces of legislation, namely, legality, democratic legitimacy and limits. …”
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Srovnání krize parlamentarismu v Německu a Rakousku, 1930–1934 by Martin Jeřábek

“…We argue that the German system of emergency decrees of the President (Article 48 of the Weimar Constitution) systematically undermined the German parliament in favour of state bureaucracy and a technocratic government. …”
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The welfare state between juridification and commodification: how the Frankfurt School gave up on economic democracy by Bob Roth

“…The origins of their theory of late capitalism are first traced to the interwar debates on the Weimar Constitution – Germany’s first experiment in both constitutional and economic democracy. …”
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The Influence of German Siedlungen and Bauhaus on Helsinki’s Prewar Housing Companies by Juhana Heikonen

“…Many of the Bauhaus teachers and students were involved during the 1920s and 1930s in new large-scale housing projects in Frankfurt, Berlin, and elsewhere in Germany, as originally required by the new Weimar constitution of 1919, which attempted to tackle the housing crisis via laws and new financing models. …”
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Economic and social rights in the Constitution of Serbia by Rapajić Milan M.

“…Constitutional act, which is important for the world the constitutional recognition of these rights is the Weimar Constitution from 1919. which predicted legislative measures to implement these rights. …”
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