Covid-19 - comparative perspectives… Far from unprecedented? The rationing of healthcare in Italy and the UK during the Covid-19 emergency: a human rights analysis 8 Jun 20208 Jun 2020 ‘In each case a choice has to be made and, in making it, it is necessary to consider the needs of more than one person.’ UCL Hospitals NHS FT v…
Comparative administrative law… Covid-19 and the Risks of Decentralisation:Crisis Management as Central-Local Risk Management in China 1 Jun 202026 May 2020 The threat posed by the coronavirus crisis is a holistic one – and so must be the response to it. Covid-19 prevention and control thus should be undertaken by all…
Australia… Divided We Fall? – Division and Coordination in Federal Systems During a Time of Crisis 25 May 202024 May 2020 Federal systems divide power between a federal government and subsidiary state governments. One of the animating purposes of dividing power in this way is to protect individual liberty against the…
Comparative administrative law… Proportionality in Action: Comparative and Empirical Perspectives on the Judicial Practice (Cambridge University Press 2020) 18 May 202024 May 2020 Proportionality is one of the most important global constitutional principles of our time, yet there has been nearly no systematic research on the actual application of the doctrine in judicial…
Comparative constitutional law… Debating Legal Pluralism and Constitutionalism in the Global Age 20 Apr 202010 Jun 2024 Guillaume Tusseau is currently professor at Sciences Po Law School, a member of the Institut universitaire de France and a former member of the High Council of the Judiciary. His…
Comparative constitutional law… The Three Methodologies in Comparative Constitutional Theory (Edward Elgar 2018) 17 Feb 202016 Feb 2020 The term methodology is conventionally defined as the set of principles that illuminate inquiry in a field. Scholars, moreover, seek to be parsimonious in discussing methodology. We prefer, however, to…
