Constitutional Interpretation: Theory and Practice V.10

2020/07/31

Institutum Iurisprudentiae has published the Constitutional Interpretation: Theory and Practice V.10. This book is edited by Associate Research Professor Dr. Yen-Tu Su.

Web Link: https://www.iias.sinica.edu.tw/publication_post/1137/11

Table of Contents

Keynote Speech: Judges as Guardians of the Constitution / Aharon Barak
Forum: Constitutional Adjudication in Comparative Perspectives / Yeong-Chin Su, David S. Law & Aharon Barak
Lee, Chien-Liang	Reflections on the Legal Methodology and the Interpretation of Basic Rights: An Introductory Overview/
Chen, In-Chin	Consensus and Dissensus: On the Quantity Crisis of the Taiwan Constitutional Court
Hwang, Shu-Perng	The Relationship between Norm and Reality from the Perspective of the Pure Theory of Law: A Methodological Critique of J. Y. Interpretation No. 728
Chen, Chao-Ju	Different Roads to Different Ends?: A Comparative Study of Feminist Constitutional Mobilization in the United States and Canada
Chang, Wen-Chen	Judicial Review of Administrative Rules and Regulations: Focusing on Reviewing Decisions of the Supreme Administrative Court
Lin, Jia-He	Constitutional Interpretation by the Ordinary Courts: The Factory Closure Case 2012
Hsu, Heng-Da	Press Freedom and Privacy Invasion of Reporters: Proper Conduct Performed in the Course of Business as Justification
Wu, Chin-Wen	Aboriginal Identity and Central-Local Relations in Taiwan: The Case of Pingpu
Shin, Nian-Feng	The Separation of Central-local Jurisdiction on the Collection of Fees for Cadastral Data Information
Lin, Chun-Yuan	Judicial Review, Electoral Systems, and Democratic Representation: The Case of J.Y. Interpretation No. 721
Su, Yen-Tu	Judicial Review as Constitutional Engineering: A Structural Minimalist Approach