Telos 189 (Winter 2019): Constitutional Theory as Cultural Problem
Constitutional Theory as Cultural Problem
Edited by Xudong Zhang and David Pan
Introduction
Xudong Zhang and David Pan
Constitutional Culture: Opening a Space between Law and Power
Paul W. Kahn
Epistemological Skepticism, Textual Skepticism, and the Role of Constitutions
Aryeh Botwinick
Constitution and Culture: The Unusual Case of Australia
Greg Melleuish
What Is the Second Estate?
Andrea Gadberry
State, Movement, People: Representation and Race in the Construction of Political Identity
David Pan
Constitutional Minimalism
Bernhard Schlink
Law and Revolution: The Impact of Soviet Legitimacy on Post-Soviet Constitutional Transformation
Andrey N. Medushevsky
Poetic Impositions: Japanese–U.S. Constitutional Problems of Peace and Tranquility
Loren Goodman
Constitutionalism and Sovereignty: On Constitutional Problems in Japan
Nakajima Takahiro
Constitution and Literariness: Takeuchi Yoshimi’s Critique of the Postwar Japanese Constitution
Qin Wang
Decentralization of Governance through the Restructuring and Devolution of Powers Entrenched under the Constitution of Nigeria
Michael C. Ogwezzy
Democratic and Republican Coups
Beau Mullen