No. 1 (2009)

Articles

• BUILDING BLOCKS FOR A CONSTITUTION

  Herman Schwartz (Author)

  7-11

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• WHY SHOULD EUROPEAN STANDARDS ON HUMAN RIGHTS BE APPLIED IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE?

  Konstantin Korkelia (Author)

  12-20

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• APPLYING THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS IN CONFLICT ZONES: RELEVANCE AND RESPONSIBILITY

  Jeremy McBride (Author)

  21-48

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• PROTECTION OF BUSINESS PREMISES UNDER THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS

  Dragoljub Popović (Author)

  49-57

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• THE AUTHORITY OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF GEORGIA OVER ISSUES OF THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF REFERENDUM AND ELECTIONS

  Joni Khetsuriani (Author)

  58-63

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• JUDICIAL POWER AND BASIC RIGHTS IN THE NEW EDITION OF THE GEORGIAN CONSTITUTION

  Iakob Putkaradze (Author)

  64-75

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• FROM MILITANT DEMOCRACY TO THE PREVENTIVE STATE?

  András Sajó (Author)

  76-101

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• MILITANT DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN RIGHTS PRINCIPLES

  Rory O’Connell (Author)

  102-109

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• STATEHOOD, RECOGNITION AND THE UNITED NATIONS SYSTEM: A UNILATERAL DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE IN KOSOVO

  Alexander Orakhelashvili (Author)

  110-136

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• EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS GRAND CHAMBER JUDGMENT VARNAVA AND OTHERS v. TURKEY

  137-140

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