11/01/2016 | Constitutional Change

January 11, 2016
3:38 pm
Events

CORE Constitutional Law Seminar on Constitutionalism Reconfigured, January 21-22 2016‏

You are invited to the CORE Constitutional Law Seminar on Constitutionalism Reconfigured on Thursday the 21st and Friday the 22nd of January 2016. The seminar will be held at the University of Turku, Finland. The event is organised by the Faculty of Law (University of Turku) and the CORE-Research Project (University of Turku).

January 11, 2016
12:17 pm
Constitution Making

Preambles of Constitutions- a comparative study of 194 current constitutions

by Vladan Kutlesic, Belgrade Bussines School, Serbia. This analysis pertains to texts of preambles of constitutions currently in force which were available online, especially on specialized web sites (e.g. Constitution Finder – Richmond University, Google Constitute, IACL database etc.). The purpose of the analysis is to question the positions found in the theory of constitutional law regarding preambles, not only because they were formed through an analysis of a small number of actual preambles, but also because more than half of constitutions currently in force were passed after the year 1990, and a third after the year 2000.

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January 11, 2016