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Judicial Review and Electoral Law in a Global Perspective (Hardcover)
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Judicial Review and Electoral Law in a Global Perspective (Hardcover)
Series: Hart Studies in Comparative Public Law
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This book explores the democratic underpinning of electoral systems
and their evolution, as well as the methodological choices that
constitutional judges are confronted with when managing electoral
legislation. It presents a review of the case law in 13 legal
systems, across North and South America, Africa, Asia, and Europe,
identifying the underlying concept of democracy which courts seek
to advance. The authors critically discuss the ideas of democracy
that can be detected in each jurisdiction, their drivers, including
the use of constitutional borrowing, and the effects of the
judgments on the relationship between courts, representative
institutions, and voters. The book looks in detail at judicial
scrutiny and asks: - On what premises is judicial scrutiny
grounded? - Why is there an increasing global trend towards
judicial scrutiny? - What are the consequences for representative
democracy? Until now, scholars have focused their attention on a
few countries and on selected judgments, such as the US Supreme
Court’s landmark decision in Citizens United v FEC. This book
offers a comparative reading of the issue by analysing how the
circulation of models and arguments between judges has triggered
the progressive overcoming of a traditionally deferent approach
towards electoral norms, which still survives in a few
jurisdictions.
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