Constitutional democracy in crisis? / 
edited by Mark A. Graber, Sanford Levinson, Mark Tushnet. 
 - x, 725 pages :  illustrations 
<br/><br/> Constitutional democracy in crisis? : introduction /  I. Background --  Constitutional crisis and constitutional rot /  Defining and tracking the trajectory of liberal constitutional democracy /  Is the sky falling? : constitutional crises in historical perspective /  Constitutional failure revisited /  II. Countries and regions --  What's new? what's next? : threats to the American constitutional order /  The Trump presidency : a constitutional crisis in the United States? /  The democratic resilience of the Canadian constitution /  Constitutional culture and democracy in Mexico : a critical view of the 100-year-old Mexican constitution /  Constitution-making and authoritarianism in Venezuela : the first time as tragedy, the second as farce /  Latin America : constitutions in trouble /  Brexit optimism and British constitutional renewal /  France and the Fifth Republic : constitutional crisis or political malaise? /  Constitutional crisis in Spain : the Catalan secessionist challenge /  A coup against constitutional democracy : the case of Hungary /  Constitutional crisis in Poland? /  Beyond legitimacy : Europe's crisis of constitutional democracy /  State capture or institutional resilience : is there a crisis of constitutional democracy in South Africa /  Three types of constitutional crisis in sub-Saharan Africa /  Israel : a crisis of liberal democracy? /  Constitutional erosion and the challenge to secular democracy in India /  Australia's non-populist democracy? : the role of structure and policy /  Constitutional inertia and regime pluralism in Asia /  III. Factors --  Populism versus democratic governance /  Populism, racism, and the rule of law in constitutional democracies today /  Inherent instability : immigration and constitutional democracies /  The party's over /  "Religious talk" in narratives of membership /  Economic inequality and constitutional democracy /  Disabling constitutional capacity : global economic law and democratic decline /  Will democracy die in darkness? : calling autocracy by its name /  The normal exception /  The climate crisis and constitutional democracies /  The crumbling of European democracy /  Comparing right-wing and left-wing populism /  The continuing specter of popular sovereignty and national self-determination in an age of political uncertainty /  What's in crisis? : the postwar constitutional paradigm, tranformative constitutionalism, and the fate of constitutional democracy /  Mark A. Graber, Sanford Levinson, and Mark Tushnet --  Jack M. Balkin --  Tom Ginsburg and Aziz Z. Huq --  Zachary Elkins --  Ellen Kennedy --  Jennifer Hochschild --  Eric A. Posner --  Richard Albert and Michael Pal --  Ana Micaela Alterio and Roberto Niembro --  David E. Landau --  Roberto Gargarella --  Erin F. Delaney --  Nicolas Roussellier --  Victor Ferreres Comella --  Gábor Halmai --  Wojciech Sadurski --  Michaela Hailbronner --  Heinz Klug --  James Thuo Gathii --  Stealth authoritarianism in Turkey /  Ozan O. Varol --  Yaniv Roznai --  Manoj Mate --  Rosalind Dixon and Anika Gauja --  David Law and Chien-Chih Lin --  Samuel Issacharoff --  Desmond King and Rogers M. Smith --  T. Alexander Aleinikoff --  Kim Lane Scheppele --  Ran Hirschl and Ayelet Shachar --  Ganesh Sitaraman --  David Schneiderman --  Sujit Choudhry --  Oren Gross --  Robert V. Percival --IV. Observations --  J.H.H. Weiler --  Mark Tushnet --  Sanford Levinson --  Mark A. Graber. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780190888985 9780190919719 
<br/><br/><label>Nat. Bib. No.: </label>GBB8I8844  bnb 
<br/><br/><label>Nat. Bib. Agency Control No.: </label>019085881  Uk 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Comparative government.<br/>Democracy.<br/>Constitutional history<br/>Constitutional law.
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>321.8