This Article discusses Emilios Christodoulidis’s The Redress of Law as a major contribution to contemporary critical constitutional theory, with a focus on its relationship with other lines of critical thought; with systems theory and societal constitutionalism; and with legal pluralism and the global constitutionalism discourses. It argues that the most valuable contribution of The Redress of Law lies in its capacity to innovate current theoretical discourses, too often closed in on their conceptual assumptions, in turn modelled on liberal political theory.
‘A few practical things’: The Redress of Law and the irritation of (critical) constitutional theory / Golia, Angelo Junior. - In: EUROPEAN LAW OPEN. - ISSN 2752-6135. - 2:1(2023), pp. 184-200. [10.1017/elo.2023.19]
‘A few practical things’: The Redress of Law and the irritation of (critical) constitutional theory
Angelo Junior Golia
2023
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This Article discusses Emilios Christodoulidis’s The Redress of Law as a major contribution to contemporary critical constitutional theory, with a focus on its relationship with other lines of critical thought; with systems theory and societal constitutionalism; and with legal pluralism and the global constitutionalism discourses. It argues that the most valuable contribution of The Redress of Law lies in its capacity to innovate current theoretical discourses, too often closed in on their conceptual assumptions, in turn modelled on liberal political theory.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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