2018
DOI: 10.20544/horizons.a.22.1.18.p12
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Constitutional rigidity in the countries with consociational democratic approach – a comparative perspective

Abstract: The constitution is the heart of every nation, and because of its unique, complete and prevailing nature, modifying it cannot be simple. Hence, the term constitutional rigidity which provides for the protection of the constitution from changes or makes rendering modification of the same more difficult has been introduced in science. The subject of interest in this paper is the degree of constitutional rigidity in some of the countries with consociational democracy. These are countries in which the building of … Show more

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