- real terms." Furthermore,
Pashukanis argued that the
theories of the
Kelsenian positivists were
simply "confined
exclusively to
ordering the various...
- many
countries of
Central and
Eastern Europe. As
described above, the
Kelsenian court model set up a
separate constitutional court which was to have sole...
- (1971).
Criminal justice. W. S. Hein. ISBN 9780930342197. "A
Forgotten Kelsenian? The
Story of
Helen Silving-Ryu (1906–1993)".
Retrieved 2018-04-19. García-Salmones...
- all
judicial matters. The
Court was
established along the
lines of the
Kelsenian model of
constitutional justice, also
called the
European Model because...
-
Marburg Neo-Kantians, (b) the Baden-Baden Neo-Kantians, and (c) his own
Kelsenian reading of the Neo-Kantian
school with
which his
writings on this subject...
- the new
legal order. The
Court (in ex
parte Matovu)
concluded that the
Kelsenian principle was
equally applicable in the case of
Uganda and held that the...
-
Litschewski Paulson (eds),
Normativity and Norms:
Critical Perspectives on
Kelsenian Themes,
Oxford 1998. Raz, J. (1979). "Kelsen's
Theory of the
Basic Norm"...
- rule. In Spain's case, a
Constitutional Court exists,
which follows the
Kelsenian (or Austrian) model.
Following this doctrine, the
constitutional court...
-
Sociology of Law.[citation needed] He kept
faith with a
Weberian and
Kelsenian vision of
sociology of law, as
distinct from
legal science. He advocated...
- on
normativity (“practical reason”) can
inform the
contemporary (post-
Kelsenian, analytic)
debate on
legal theory and help
resolve some of its difficulties...
