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Constitutionalism and the rule of law
Adams, Maurice; Meuwese, Anne; Hirsch Ballin, Ernst
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CONSTITUTI
ONALI
SM
AND
THE
RULE
OF
LAW
Bridging
Idealism and Realism
Edited
by
MAURICE
ADAMS
Tilburg University
ANNE
MEUWESE
Tilburg University
ERNST
HIRSCH
BALLIN
Tilburg University, IJniversity of Amsterdam
List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
CONTENTS
pagevr x
PART
I
Realism and Idealism in Constitutionalism and the Rule of Law: Theory andHistory
I
1
The Ideal and the Real in the Realm of Constitutionalismand the Rule of Law:
.tn
Introduction
3MAURICE ADAMS, ERNST HIRSCH BALLIN AND ANNE MEUWESE
2
TemperingPower
34MARTIN KRYGIER
3
Between the 'Real' and the'Right': Explorations along theInstitutional-Constitutional
Frontier
60PETER L. LINDSETH
4
The Emergence of the Rule of Law in Western Constitutional History Revising TraditionalNarra.tives
94RANDALL LESAFFER AND SHAVANA MUSA
PART
II
The Rule of Law in Country-Specific Settings:Case Studies in Reconciling Realism and
Idealism l2l
5
Rule of Law, Democracy and Human Rights: The Paramountcy ofModeration
123SUMIT BISARYA AND W. ELL.OT BULMER
6
The Need for Realism: Ideals and Practice in Indonesia'sConstitutional
History
159ADRIAAN BEDNER
vt CONTBNTS
7
Constitutionalism d laRwandaise
195NICK HULS
8
Between Promise and Practice: Constitutionalism in SouthAfrica More Than TwentyYears after the Advent
of
Democracy
226PIERRE DE VOS
9
Idealism and Realism in Israeli ConstitutionalLaw
257 ADAM SHINAR10 Idealism and Realism in Chinese Constitutional Theory
and
Practice
294FENG LIN
1l
Realism and Idealism in the Italian ConstitutionalCulture
326 JOnc r,urnBn12 Constitutional Culture in the Netherlands: A Sober
Affair
358MAURICE ADAMS AND GERHARD VAN DER SCHYFF
13 Illiberal Rule of Law? Changing Features of Hungarian
Constitutionalism
386clnon
errru
rdrn
PART
III
Transnational Phenonena and InternationalDwelopments
41714 The EU and the Rule of Law
-
Naivet6 or a GrandDesign?
419DIMITRY KOCHENOV
15 Constitutional Coups in EU
Law
446KIM LANE SCHEPPELE
16 Peer Review in the Context of Constitutionalism
and the Rule of
Law
479 ANNE MEUWESE17 Constitutional Correlates of the Rule of Law
TOM GINSBURG AND MILA VERSTEEG
506
CONTRIBUTORS
MAURTcB ADAMs is Professor of General ]urisprudence and professor
of Democratic Governance and Rule of Law ('vfonds' chair) at the Law
School of Tilburg University (the Netherlands).
ERNST
HrRscH
BALLTNis
professorof
Dutch
and
Europeanconstitutional Law
at
Tilburg university and professorof
HumanRights Law at the university of Amsterdam (both in the Netherlands).
ADRTAAN BEDNER
is
Associate professorof
Indonesian Law andSociety
at
thevan
vollenhoven Institutefor
Law, Governance andDevelopment at the Law school of Leiden university (the Netherlands).
suMrr
BrsARyA
iS senior project Managerfor
the
constitutionBuilding Programme at the Internationar Institute for Democrary and Electoral Assistance (IDEA) in The Hague (the
Netherr;;t
--ELLror
BULMER is a programme Officer in the constitution BuirdingProgramme at the Internationar Institute for Democrury-.nJEr".tora
Assistance (IDEA) in The Hague (the
Netherlands).
'
--ToM
GrNsBunc
is the Leo spitz professor of Internationar Law andProfessor of political science at the university of
chic.g";;J;;ember
of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. NrcK H
uls
is Honorary professor in Socio-Legalstudies at the Erasmus school
of
Law and
Leiden universirytaiv
school(both-in
theNetherlands) since his retirement
in
2ill4.
Heis
arso an HonoraryProfessor at the University of pretoria ichoor of
Law (south Africa).
DrMrrRy
KocHENov_is visiting professor and Martin and Kathreencrane Fellow in Law and pubric ahairs at the woodrow wirson schoor,
vllr LIST C,F CONTRIBUTORS
Princeton University (USA). He holds a Chair of EU Constitutional Law
in Groningen (the Netherlandr,).
MARTTN KRvcIER is Gordon Samuels Professor
of
Law and SocialTheory at the University of New South Wales (Australia).
R A N D A L L L E s A F F E R is Professor of Legal History at Tilburg University
(the Netherlands) and part-time Professor of International and European Legal History at the University of Leuven (Belgium).
FENG LrN is Professor of Law at the City University of Hong Kong and
Director of the Centre for Chinese and Comparative Law.
p E r E R L. L I N D s E r n is Olimpiad S. Ioffe Professor of International and
Comparative
Law and
Directorof
International Programsat
the University of Connecticut School of Law (USA).In
2014 he was Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW) Visiting Professor at Tilburg University (the Netherlands).l6Rc
r.urnen
is Professor of European and Comparative Public Law at the Law School of Tilburg University (the Netherlands).A N N E M B u w E s E is Professor of European and Comparative Public Law
at the Law School of Tilburg University (the Netherlands).
sHAVANA MUsA is a Lecturer in Law at the University of Manchester
(United Kingdom).
KrM
LANE scHEppELE is the Laurance S. Rockefeller Professorof
Sociology and International .A.ffairsin
the Woodrow Wilson Schooland
the
University Center
for
Human
Values
at
PrincetonUniversity (USA).
cERHARD vAN DER scHyFF is Associate Professor in the Department
of
Public Law, |urisprudence and Legal History at the Law Schoolof
Tilburg University (the Netherlands).
ADAM sHTNAR is Assistant Professor at the Rad4mer School of Law,
LIST OF CONTRI:}UTORS
G AB o R A T r r L A r dr
s
is chair at the Department of Constitutional Law,University of Debrecen and lecturer at the Edtvds Lor6nd University in
Budapest and the Rajk L6szl6 College
for
Advanced Studies(all
inHungary).
MrLA
vERstrec
is
Professorof
Law at the Universityof
VirginiaSchool of Law (USA).
pTBRRE
DE
vos
holds
the
ClaudeLeon
FoundationChair
inConstitutional Governance at the Faculty of Law
of
the Universityof
Cape Town (South Africa).