Rights, values and really existing legislatures

Jurisprudence 11 (4):610-620 (2020)
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Legislated Rights is a welcome contribution to constitutional theory. The book’s overall aim is to rehabilitate the role of legislation and legislatures in ‘securing human rights’. 1 A major...

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