2019King s Law JournalOpen access

Three Waves of Political Constitutionalism

Marco Goldoni, Chris McCorkindale

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It is now commonplace to examine the evolution of political constitutionalism in two distinct phases. The first phase was that which—as Loughlin says in his contribution to this collection—culminat...

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It is now commonplace to examine the evolution of political constitutionalism in two distinct phases. The first phase was that which—as Loughlin says in his contribution to this collection—culminat...

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It is now commonplace to examine the evolution of political constitutionalism in two distinct phases. The first phase was that which—as Loughlin says in his contribution to this collection—culminat...

Key concepts: Constitutionalism, Politics, Phase (matter), Political science, Law, Law and economics, Sociology, Physics

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