Active Liberty: Interpreting a Democratic Constitution

Oxford University Press (2008)
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Abstract

This is an extended, international edition of Justice Breyer's theory of constitutional interpretation, and the role of courts in a modern democracy. For the revised, international edition Breyer includes an examination of topical debates in Europe, including the legitimacy of the EU and religious freedom under the ECHR.

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