| The architecture of emergency constitutions |
5 |
| A storm of unprecedented ferocity: The shrinking space of the right to political participation, peaceful demonstration, and judicial independence in Hong Kong |
5 |
| Is the European Commission a credible guardian of the values? A revisionist account of the Copenhagen political criteria during the Big Bang enlargement |
4 |
| Between universalism and regional law and politics: A comparative history of the American, European, and African human rights systems |
3 |
| Central Europe's descent into autocracy: A constitutional analysis of authoritarian populism |
3 |
| Populism as a constitutional project |
3 |
| Judicial review in the contemporary world-Retrospective and prospective |
3 |
| Directive principles and the expressive accommodation of ideological dissenters |
2 |
| International law in domestic courts in an era of populism |
2 |
| Explaining variation in the intrusiveness of regional human rights remedies in domestic orders |
2 |
| Thirty years from Tiananmen: China, Hong Kong, and the ongoing experiment to preserve liberal values in an authoritarian state |
2 |
| 1989-2019: From democratic to abusive constitutional borrowing |
2 |
| The right to freedom of religion and the right against religious discrimination: Theoretical distinctions |
2 |
| Enforcing constitutional conventions |
2 |
| Measuring popular and judicial deliberation: A critical comparison |
2 |
| The forms, functions, and varieties of weak(ened) judicial review |
2 |
| Environmental constitutionalism: Aspiration or transformation? |
2 |
| Proportionality, constitutional law, and sub-constitutional law: A reply to Aharon Barak |
2 |
| Silence of transitional constitutions: The invisible constitution concept of the Hungarian Constitutional Court |
2 |
| Executive aggrandizement in established democracies: A crisis of liberal democratic constitutionalism |
2 |
| Freedom of expression, the right to vote, and proportionality at the European Court of Human Rights: An internal critique |
1 |
| Judicialization in authoritarian regimes: The expansion of powers of the Chinese Supreme People's Court |
1 |
| Parliamentary war powers and the role of international law in foreign troop deployment decisions: The US-led coalition against Islamic State in Iraq and Syria |
1 |
| Taming regressive constitutional amendments: The African Court as a continental (super) Constitutional Court |
1 |
| Navigating without maps: Constitutional silence and the management of the Brexit crisis |
1 |
| The silences of constitutions |
1 |
| The sounds of silence: The Supreme Constitutional Court of Egypt, constitutional crisis, and constitutional silence |
1 |
| Reinventing or rediscovering international law? The Russian Constitutional Court's uneasy dialogue with the European Court of Human Rights |
1 |
| The challenges of constitutional silence: Doctrine, theory, and applications |
1 |
| The silent constitution of territory |
1 |
| Operationalizing and regulating religious freedom: Apostasy and administrative reasonableness in Malaysia and beyond |
1 |
| The state's unabandoned claim to be the center of the legal universe |
1 |
| Law and polity: Contingency, fiction, loss |
1 |
| Hubris, constitutionalism, and the indissoluble unity of the Spanish nation: A reply to Hector Lopez Bofill |
1 |
| Hubris, constitutionalism, and the indissoluble unity of the Spanish nation: The repression of Catalan secessionist referenda in Spanish constitutional law |
1 |
| Hubris, constitutionalism, and the indissoluble unity of the Spanish nation: A rejoinder to Antonio Bar |
1 |
| On misunderstanding states: The transnational constitution in the national constitution |
1 |
| The idea of relative authority in European and international law |
1 |
| The Swiss Constitution and a weak-form unconstitutional amendment doctrine? |
1 |
| Secession and post-sovereign constitution-making after 1989: Catalonia, Kosovo, and Quebec |
1 |
| The ALBA constitutional project and political representation |
1 |
| Back into the political? Rethinking judicial, legal, and transnational constitutionalism |
1 |
| Definitional imbroglios: A critique of the definition of religion and essential practice tests in religious freedom adjudication |
1 |
| Gods' homes, men's courts, women's rights |
1 |
| Judging constitutional conventions |
1 |
| Statutory rights and de facto constitutional supremacy in Hong Kong? |
1 |
| Between midnight and republic: Theory and practice of India's Dominion status |
1 |
| Dictators, democrats, and constitutional dialogue: Myanmar's constitutional tribunal |
1 |
| Judging socio-economic rights in Hong Kong |
1 |
| Two steps forward one step back: The non-linear expansion of judicial power in Pakistan |
1 |
