Courts and Judicial Activism Under Crisis Conditions : Policy Making in a Time of Illiberalism and Emergency Constitutionalism (Hardcover)

Part I. Judicial Activism ? Conceptual and Comparative Constitutional Issues Mauro Zamboni- Law, Politics, and the Constitutional Courts’ Activism: Setting the Starting Point Stefan Schlegel - Activism as Defence: The Role of Courts in Shaping the Relationship between Constitutions and International Law. A comparison of the apex Courts of Switzerland, Germany, and Austria Part II. Judicial Activism of International and Supranational Courts and Its Impact on National Constitutional Orders Maria Lucia Di Bitonto-The revolutionary impact of the European Court of Human Rights case law on the idea of res judicata in criminal justice: the Italian experience Violeta Beshirevic - Thinking outside the Politics Box: Framing a Judicial Role in Shaping Militant Democracy in European Union Part III. Judicial Activism and Illiberal Constitutionalism Aleksandra Kustra-Rogatka - An Illiberal Turn or a Counter-Constitutional Revolution? About the Polish Constitutional Tribunal before and after 2015 Bianca Gutan- When Activism Takes the Wrong Turn: the Case of the Romanian Constitutional Court Hadeel Abu Hussein - The Revolutionary Role of Constitutional Courts in Morocco and Jordan as a Contemporary Example from the MENA Region Part IV. Judicial Activism and Emergency Constitutionalism Martin Belov- Mastering Emergency Situations: The Activist Role of the Bulgarian Constitutional Court in Redefining the Constitutional Design of War, State of Siege and State of Emergency Djordje Gardasevic - Activism of the Croatian Constitutional Court and COVID-19: A Bridge Too Far