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The Origin and Migration of Proportionality

J. Emmett McManamon

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This paper analyses the origin and migration of proportionality covering the history of proportionality, the development into the Basic Law, its migration and current trends including its presence in international and human rights law.

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This paper analyses the origin and migration of proportionality covering the history of proportionality, the development into the Basic Law, its migration and current trends including its presence in international and human rights law.

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This paper analyses the origin and migration of proportionality covering the history of proportionality, the development into the Basic Law, its migration and current trends including its presence in international and human rights law.

Key concepts: Proportionality (law), Political science, Law

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