Bicameralism - Samenvattingen en Aantekeningen

Do the actors in the case have the competence to do what they claim? - Who has the powers of law-making, executing laws, and of exercising judicial tasks? - Considering that the US is a federal state, what does that mean and what does it imply for the powers of the federal government and the individual states? - How are the different branches of government set up, and who elects/nominates them?

Tutorial 2- Germany

each concept has approximately 100 words, including the example. this summary contains a concept list and examples of the following concepts: 1. Politics* 2. State* 3. Sovereignty* 4. Monopoly of legitimate violence 5. Collective goods 6. Unitary vs. federal states 7. Strong vs. weak states 8. Traditional vs. charismatic vs. rational-legal authority 9. Legitimacy* 10. Power* (with the three faces) 11. Narrow vs. broad definition of democracy 12. Direct vs. representative democracy 13. Plural...

Summary of the course Constituional Law Contains a main summary of the book: Constitutions Compared - Aalt Willem Heringa This is the content of the summary; Introduction 4 Narrow/formal vs. Broad/substantive 4 Constitution basic terms 5 Terminology 5 Abusive constitutionalism, sham constitutions, aspirational constitutions. 6 The constituent power: foundation of constitution making 7 The process of constitution-making: questions about inclusiveness 7 Substance of constitution making 8 Unamend...