Titlebook: Regime Transition and the Judicial Politics of Enmity; Democratic Inclusion Justine Guichard Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and Th

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,Reviewing the Exigencies of National Defense: Citizens’ War-Related Rights and Duties,vented a dispute about competing national imaginaries from unfolding on its stage. Indeed, the court has either refused to recognize as justiciable the claims advanced by litigants in military cases or censored challenges to the compulsory conscription system, thereby reinforcing the prescriptive di

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Epilogue,ral requisites of the rule of law, and by displacing the ground of their raison d’être, the court has contributed to consolidating their post-authoritarian relevance and functionality: policing a contentious and non-inclusive way of envisioning the national in the name of protecting national securit

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