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9 Int'l J. Const. L. [i] (2011)

handle is hein.journals/injcl9 and id is 1 raw text is: I * CON International Journal of Constitutional Law .1 Vol. 9 (2011) No. I Scan to view this journal on your mobile device Contents Editorial 1 Articles Eirik Biorge, National supreme courts and the development of ECHR rights 5 Stephanie Hennette-Vauchez, A human dignitas? Remnants of the ancient legal concept in contemporary dignity jurisprudence 32 Andras Jakab, Breaching constitutional law on moral grounds in the fight against terrorism: Implied presuppositions and proposed solutions in the discourse on 'the Rule of Law vs. Terrorism' 58 Symposium: The Changing Landscape of British Constitutionalism Nicholas Bamforth, Current issues in United Kingdom constitutionalism: An introduction 79 Richard Bellamy, Political constitutionalism and the Human Rights Act 86 Paul Craig, Political constitutionalism and the judicial role: A response 112 Christopher Forsyth, The definition of Parliament after Jackson: Can the life of Parliament be extended under the Parliament Acts 1911 and 1949? 132 N. W. Barber, The afterlife of Parliamentary sovereignty 144 T. R. S. Allan, Questions of legality and legitimacy: Form and substance in British constitutionalism 155 Alison L. Young, Sovereignty: Demise, afterlife, or partial resurrection? 163 Aileen Kavanagh, Constitutionalism, counterterrorism, and the courts: Changes in the British constitutional landscape 172 Christopher McCrudden, Multiculturalism, freedom of religion, equality, and the British constitution: The JFS case considered 200 lain McLean and Scot Peterson, Entrenching the establishment and free exercise of religion in the written U.K. constitution 230 Peter Leyland, The multifaceted constitutional dynamics of U.K. devolution 251 Constitutions of the World: An Occasional Series Visar Morina, Fisnik Korenica and Dren Doli, The relationship between international law and national law in the case of Kosovo: A constitutional perspective 274

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