Sociology of constitutions a paradoxical perspective - Febbrajo, Alberto; Corsi, Giancarlo (Farnham, Surrey, UK England Burlington, VT, USA Ashgate, 2016)
Introduction / Alberto Febbrajo, Giancarlo Corsi -- On paradoxes in constitutions / Giancarlo Corsi -- Exogenous self-binding : how social subsystems externalise their foundational paradoxes in the process of constitutionalisation / Gunther Teubner -- Promise as premise : rewriting the paradox of constitutional reasoning / Ino Augsberg -- On the binding nature of constitutions / Hans-Georg Moeller -- Constitutionalism and legal pluralism / Alberto Febbrajo -- The sociological origins of global law / Chris Thornhill -- Constitutionalism and globalisation : a disputed relationship / Cesare Pinelli -- "Cross-constitutionalism" and sustainable comparison / Michele Carducci -- Towards the constitution of networks? / Karl-Heinz Ladeur -- Standards of "good governance" and peripheral constitutionalism : the case of post-accession romania / Bogdan Iancu -- The organization of market expectations beyond legality : an Argentinian case / Matías Dewey -- De-constitutionalizing latin america : particularism and universalism in a constitutional perspective / Aldo Mascareño -- Paradoxes of transconstitutionalism in Latin America / Marcelo Neves -- The constitution in the work of Niklas Luhmann / Giancarlo Corsi -- The issue of the constitution in Luhmann's card index system : reading the traces / Johannes F.K. Schmidt.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Keywords: Constitutional law -- Social aspects