2012
DOI: 10.1093/icon/mor085
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Negative/positive constitutionalism, "fair balance," and the problem of justiciability

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“…For the scholars in our sample in aggregate, constitutionalism primarily involves entrenching rules, institutions, and law—in particular, 11.80 percent of definitions suggested constitutionalism entails a commitment to interpreting and implementing the constitution. For example, Kommers (1991, 838) understood constitutionalism to refer to the “principles and ideas flowing from the written constitution;” others understood it as the task of governance through the rule of law (Belz 1998; Gerstenberg 2012); and others saw it as “a method of organizing government that depends on and adheres to a set of fundamental guiding principles and laws” (Holmes 1995, 299). Table 1 also suggests that scholars who sought to accommodate empirical variation by expanding the substantive content of constitutionalism moved in multiple directions.…”
Section: Constitutionalism: Conceptual Debatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the scholars in our sample in aggregate, constitutionalism primarily involves entrenching rules, institutions, and law—in particular, 11.80 percent of definitions suggested constitutionalism entails a commitment to interpreting and implementing the constitution. For example, Kommers (1991, 838) understood constitutionalism to refer to the “principles and ideas flowing from the written constitution;” others understood it as the task of governance through the rule of law (Belz 1998; Gerstenberg 2012); and others saw it as “a method of organizing government that depends on and adheres to a set of fundamental guiding principles and laws” (Holmes 1995, 299). Table 1 also suggests that scholars who sought to accommodate empirical variation by expanding the substantive content of constitutionalism moved in multiple directions.…”
Section: Constitutionalism: Conceptual Debatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ukrainian Basic Law, as well as the basic laws of some other countries, mostly apply a positive way of regulating human and civil rights and freedoms (Gerstenberg, 2012), but there is also a negative way of securing rights, that is, one that states that these rights should not be violated by anyone. For example, para.…”
Section: Reforms Under Ukraine's Constitution: From Paper To Realitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…79 Im Gegensatz zu nationalen Gerichten hätten internationale Gerichte, wie etwa der EGMR, die Möglichkeit, stereotype Annahmen beiseite zu schieben, so behauptet Oliver Gerstenberg in I-Con im Jahre 2010. 80 Er bezieht sich dabei auf den Fall Anayo, den er als "groundbreaking" mit Blick auf das Verständnis von sozialer und biologischer Elternschaft ansieht.…”
Section: Iv) Mehrwert Internationaler Streitentscheidung?unclassified