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020			_a9780199298617
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082			_a342.540200 _bTIE
100			_aTierney Stephen
245			_aConstitutional Law and National Pluralism
260			_aOxford _bOxford University Press _c2004
300			_a371p
365			_b Rs.5,370
505			_aTable of Contents Part I Theoretical approaches to national pluralism Chapter 1. The plurinational state in context Chapter 2. Theories of nationalism and national identity Chapter 3. The plurinational state: a normative challenge Chapter 4. Sub-State national societies and contemporary challenges to the nation-state Part II The constitutional accommodation of Catalonia, Quebec and Scotland Chapter 5. The process of constitutional change in plurinational states Chapter 6. Substantive constitutional accommodation: autonomy, representation and recognition Chapter 7. The judicial role: mediating national diversity in plurinational states Chapter 8. Referendums: towards agreed models of constitutional accommodation Chapter 9. Future prospects for the plurinational state
650			_a1. Constitutional Law 2. Constitution - Pluralism
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