Based on a conference organized from November 24-25, 2013, at the Faculty of Law, University of Belgrade. Includes bibliographical references.
Contents:
Introduction / Miodrag Jovanović -- Effective constitutional review / Mark Tushnet -- The theory of constitutional review / Horacio Spector -- Always above the law? Justification of constitutional review revisited / Nenad Dimitrijević -- On the abstract case against constitutional review / Miodrag Jovanović -- Constitutional review in a democratic deficit setting: the case of the European Union / Violeta Beširević -- Authority of European human rights law: lessons for constitutional law / Tanasije Marinković -- Ban on political parties in a dialogue of jurisdictions: cases against Turkey, Bulgaria, and Spain / Dragoljub Popović -- Lingering with intent: The UK constitutional review / Vito Breda -- Constitutional review and democracy in the Netherlands: balancing legislative and judicial powers in an internationalized legal order / Elaine Mak -- Constitutional justice and the rule of law: the contribution of the Spanish Constitutional Court to the consolidation of democracy / Luis Gordillo -- The Romanian constitutional judge: lost in transition / Simina Tanasescu -- Finding ways through the clouds of uncertainty, searching for paths in the desert of sorrow--the functioning of constitutional justice in a non-consolidated democracy / Martin Belov -- Constitutional review and the parliamentary supermajority: the Hungarian example / Johanna Fröhlich -- The role of the constitutional court of Serbia in developing constitutional democracy--the example of a dispute on the legal nature of representative mandate / Vladan Petrov.
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