Titlebook: Behind a Veil of Ignorance?; Power and Uncertaint Louis M. Imbeau,Steve Jacob Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015

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Priya Biswas,Sanchita Roy,Debaprasad SarkarIn this chapter, we suggest an empirical analysis of the power distribution outlined in the current Swiss constitution. We furthermore concentrate on the historical evolution of the constitutional text. We compare three points in time: the original Federal constitution of 1874, its complete revision in 1999, and finally the text in force in 2011.

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Different Veils for Different Governments: The Veil of Ignorance in Shaping the Italian DecentralizaWe apply the idea of decision-making behind a veil of ignorance in the constitutional phase developed by Buchanan and Tullock (.) to the process of drafting the Italian Constitution in 1948, especially with respect to the territorial organization of the Italian State.

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Is the Swiss Constitution Really Constitutional? Testing the “Veil of Ignorance” Hypothesis over TimIn this chapter, we suggest an empirical analysis of the power distribution outlined in the current Swiss constitution. We furthermore concentrate on the historical evolution of the constitutional text. We compare three points in time: the original Federal constitution of 1874, its complete revision in 1999, and finally the text in force in 2011.

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Bert Gordijn,Anthony Mark Cuttery adhering to international rights institutions. Electoral uncertainty is used to explain why elites would transfer power to other institutions through judicial review and entrenching rights. In this perspective, the spread of constitutional review and rights protection around the globe needs to be

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Yuko Nakano,Kei Kajisa,Keijiro Otsukaitions of uncertainty. This inevitably and predictably affects the outcome of efforts to draft constitutions, they argued, because it is uncertainty about the future that leads constitutional architects to establish rules serving the general interest, rather than their own self-interest.