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Why the Russian Constitution matters : The Constitutional Dark Arts / William Partlett.

By: Publisher: Gordonsville : Hart Publishing, 2024Edition: 1Description: xiii, 252 pages 22 cmContent type:
  • text
ISBN:
  • 9781509972197
DDC classification:
  • 342.4702
Contents:
Introduction; 1. The Constitutional Dark Arts: Concept and Consequences; 2. The Russian Democratic Constitutional Movement; 3. The Foundation of the Constitutional Dark Arts in Russia; 4. The Personal President (1994–99); 5. The Managerial President (2000–8); 6. The Constrained President (2008-12); 7. The Imperial President (2012 – The Present); 8. Constitutional Law in a Post-Putin Russia; 9. Countering Constitutional Authoritarianism; 10. Renewing Democratic Constitutionalism; Conclusion: Constitutions at the End of History.
Summary: "This book tells the forgotten story of the 'dark arts' of constitutional law by explaining how Russian President Vladimir Putin used particular rules in the 1993 Russian Constitution to build and safeguard his personal power. These dark arts remind us that constitutions are not just democratic documents; they also can be used by politicians seeking to undermine their opposition and dominate politics. With democracy under pressure from authoritarianism around the world, this book demonstrates how and where to find the 'devil' in the details of constitutional law"-- Provided by publisher.
List(s) this item appears in: New Arrivals for 2024-25
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BOOKs National Law School General Stacks 342.4702 PAR (Browse shelf(Opens below)) PB Available Recommended by Prof. Dr. Arun K Thiruvengadam 39925

Introduction;
1. The Constitutional Dark Arts: Concept and Consequences;
2. The Russian Democratic Constitutional Movement;
3. The Foundation of the Constitutional Dark Arts in Russia;
4. The Personal President (1994–99);
5. The Managerial President (2000–8);
6. The Constrained President (2008-12);
7. The Imperial President (2012 – The Present);
8. Constitutional Law in a Post-Putin Russia;
9. Countering Constitutional Authoritarianism;
10. Renewing Democratic Constitutionalism;
Conclusion: Constitutions at the End of History.

"This book tells the forgotten story of the 'dark arts' of constitutional law by explaining how Russian President Vladimir Putin used particular rules in the 1993 Russian Constitution to build and safeguard his personal power. These dark arts remind us that constitutions are not just democratic documents; they also can be used by politicians seeking to undermine their opposition and dominate politics. With democracy under pressure from authoritarianism around the world, this book demonstrates how and where to find the 'devil' in the details of constitutional law"-- Provided by publisher.

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