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Constitutional courts and citizens’ perceptions of judicial systems in Europe

Rosa M. Navarrete, Pablo José Castillo Ortiz

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Key concepts: Judicial independence, Democracy, Political science, Law, European Social Survey, Politics, Comparative politics, Constitution

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