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050 00 $aK574.A6$bJ87 2011
245 04 $aThe Jurisprudence of Aharon Barak :$bviews from Europe /$cedited by Maartje de Visser & Willem Witteveen.
260 $aNijmegen, The Netherlands :$bWolf Legal Publishers$cc2011.
300 $a218 p. ;$c21 cm.
490 1 $aMontesquieu seminars ;$vv. 5
505 00 $tBarak and Montesquieu /$rWillem Witteveen and Maartje de Visser --$tOn society, law and judging /$rAharon Barak --$tConstitutional dialogues between courts and legislatures /$rMaartje de Visser --$tJudicial lawmaking by the European Court of Human Rights : balancing between common and civil law -- or not? /$rMieke van der Linden --$t"Judicial lawmaking by the European Court of Human Rights through its interpretation techniques : the doctrine of margin of appreciation and the principle of proportionality" /$rMieke van der Linden and Evgeni Moyakine --$tThe European Court of Justice through the eyes of Aharon Barak : a preliminary assessment /$rNiels Baeten --$tExploring the parameters of lawmaking : lessons from the United Kingdom /$rGerard van der Schyff --$tJudicial behaviour as a compensating and dialogical strategy a rejoinder to Professor A. Barak /$rMaurice Adams --$tThe dignity of law : fundamental legal principles versus legislative instrumentalism /$rHans Gribnau --$tConstructive discussion or empty talk? /$rJudith Dombi --$tConstitutional amendments and the limits of judicial activism : the case of the Czech Republic /$rRadim Dragomaca --$tTwo types of rhetoric for the art of judicial lawmaking /$rWillem Witteveen --$tEpilogue, or, from monologue to dialogue /$rMaartje de Visser and Willem Witteveen.
650 0 $aJudge-made law$vCongresses.
650 0 $aJudge-made law$zEurope$vCongresses.
600 10 $aBarak, Aharon$vCongresses.
830 0 $aTilburg law lectures series.$pMontesquieu seminars ;$vv. 5.
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