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• The Future of Human Rights Law

  T.A.O. Endicott

  4-11

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• The Future of Human Rights Law

  T.A.O. Endicott

  4-11

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• The Constitutional Conceptual Landscape and Its Values

  G.A. Gadzhiev

  12-24

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• The Constitutional Conceptual Landscape and Its Values

  G.A. Gadzhiev

  12-24

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• Modern Russian Constitutionalism: Philosophical Conceptualisation in Light of Constitutional Justice

  N.S. Bondar

  25-38

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• The Separation of Powers and the British Constitution

  N.W. Barber

  39-50

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• Constitutional Justice in a System of Separation of Powers

  S.L. Sergevnin

  51-59

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• Parliamentary Sovereignty and the Constitution

  P. Eleftheriadis

  60-81

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• The Russian President’s “Delegated” Powers As a Means of Expansion of his Authority

  M.A. Krasnov

  82-93

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• Demarcation of Powers Between the Russian Federation and the Federal Subjects of the Russian Federation During the First Decade of the 21st Century: Overview and Some Observations

  V.A. Sivitsky

  94-110

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• Comparative Law and its Role in the Development of Russian Constitutionalism

  I. Bogdanovskaya, S. Danilov

  111-119

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• The Modern English Legal Doctrine: The Constitutional State at a Glance

  S. Danilov

  120-122

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• Commentary on the Constitution of the Russian Federation

  I.G. Shablinsky

  123-125

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