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Courts Are Key Players In The Dynamics Of Federal Countries Since Their Rulings Have A Direct Impact On The Ability Of Governments To Centralize And Decentralize Power. Courts In Federal Countries Examines The Role High Courts Play In Thirteen Countries, Including Australia, Brazil, Canada, Germany, India, Nigeria, Spain, And The United States. The Volume's Contributors Analyse The Centralizing Or Decentralizing Forces At Play Following A Court's Ruling On Issues Such As Individual Rights, Economic Affairs, Social Issues, And Other Matters. The Thirteen Substantive Chapters Have Been Written To Facilitate Comparability Between The Countries. Each Chapter Outlines A Country's Federal System, Explains The Constitutional And Institutional Status Of The Court System, And Discusses The High Court's Jurisprudence In Light Of These Features. Courts In Federal Countries Offers Insightful Explanations Of Judicial Behaviour In The World's Leading Federations--book Jacket. Courts In Federal Countries / Nicholas Aroney And John Kincaid -- High Court Of Australia : Textual Unitarism Vs Structural Federalism / Nicholas Aroney -- Constitutional Court Of Belgium : Safeguard Of The Autonomy Of The

Author

Nicholas Aroney; Nicholas Theodore Aroney; John Kincaid

Publisher

University of Toronto Press, Scholarly Publishing Division

Published

2017

Language

EN

ISBN

9781487500627

Subjects

Political Science, Law