The making and re-making of public law /
The making and re-making of public law /
edited by Eoin Carolan, Jason Varuhas, and Sarah Fulham-Mcquillan.
- 1st ed.
- Oxford : Hart Publishing, 2025.
- Online resource
A Court and the World / Hon Justice Donal O'Donnell -- The Power of Narrative-Shaping Aotearoa New Zealand's Public Law / Helen Winkelmann -- Justice Devolved- Milestones in Northern Ireland Constitutional Law Since 2010 / Siobhan Keegan -- Making and Re-Making of Public Law : The Canadian Way / Sheilah L Martin -- The Building of South Africa's Constitution on the Ruins of its Past : The Remodelling of Public Law in Post-Apartheid South Africa / Steven Majiedt -- Double Act : Assessing Constitutional Entrenchment and Codifi cation in the Re-Making of Administrative Law in Democratic South Africa / Catherine O'Regan -- South Africa's Transformative Constitution as 'Non-Reformist Reform'? / Nomfundo Ramalekana -- The Beginnings of Judicial Review / John Baker -- Good Counsel as a Constitutional Imperative / Janet MCLean -- Private Rights and Public Wrongs / Brian Murray -- Long Waves of Constitutional Principle in the Common Law / Philip Sales -- Why Does Ireland Have a System of Judicial Review of Legislation? The Legacy of the Irish Free State Constitution of 1922 / Gerard Hogan -- Legislating for Emergencies : Insights from the Pandemic / Cheryl Saunders -- Administrative Law and the Pandemic / Gillian E Metzger -- Populism and Administrative Law / Carol Harlow and Richard Rawlings -- Populism and Constitutional Democracy : Feature or Bug? / Neil Walker -- 'You Can't Go Home Again' : Constitutional Fidelity and Change in Post-Brexit Britain / Colm O Cinneide -- Public Faces : Indigenous Law Today and Through the Futuristic Looking Glass / Val Napoleon -- Public Law and the Future : A Sustainable Jurisprudence? / Peter C Oliver.
This volume originates from the fourth Public Law Conference, held in Dublin in 2022. The volume has three broad categories of paper:
country studies which consider the evolution of public law within a particular jurisdictional context; historical studies, which shed light on the
foundations of public law; and studies of contemporary and future issues, namely populism, Covid-19, protection of Indigenous peoples, and
the public-private divide -- Provided by publisher.
9781509970063
Public law--Congresses
A Court and the World / Hon Justice Donal O'Donnell -- The Power of Narrative-Shaping Aotearoa New Zealand's Public Law / Helen Winkelmann -- Justice Devolved- Milestones in Northern Ireland Constitutional Law Since 2010 / Siobhan Keegan -- Making and Re-Making of Public Law : The Canadian Way / Sheilah L Martin -- The Building of South Africa's Constitution on the Ruins of its Past : The Remodelling of Public Law in Post-Apartheid South Africa / Steven Majiedt -- Double Act : Assessing Constitutional Entrenchment and Codifi cation in the Re-Making of Administrative Law in Democratic South Africa / Catherine O'Regan -- South Africa's Transformative Constitution as 'Non-Reformist Reform'? / Nomfundo Ramalekana -- The Beginnings of Judicial Review / John Baker -- Good Counsel as a Constitutional Imperative / Janet MCLean -- Private Rights and Public Wrongs / Brian Murray -- Long Waves of Constitutional Principle in the Common Law / Philip Sales -- Why Does Ireland Have a System of Judicial Review of Legislation? The Legacy of the Irish Free State Constitution of 1922 / Gerard Hogan -- Legislating for Emergencies : Insights from the Pandemic / Cheryl Saunders -- Administrative Law and the Pandemic / Gillian E Metzger -- Populism and Administrative Law / Carol Harlow and Richard Rawlings -- Populism and Constitutional Democracy : Feature or Bug? / Neil Walker -- 'You Can't Go Home Again' : Constitutional Fidelity and Change in Post-Brexit Britain / Colm O Cinneide -- Public Faces : Indigenous Law Today and Through the Futuristic Looking Glass / Val Napoleon -- Public Law and the Future : A Sustainable Jurisprudence? / Peter C Oliver.
This volume originates from the fourth Public Law Conference, held in Dublin in 2022. The volume has three broad categories of paper:
country studies which consider the evolution of public law within a particular jurisdictional context; historical studies, which shed light on the
foundations of public law; and studies of contemporary and future issues, namely populism, Covid-19, protection of Indigenous peoples, and
the public-private divide -- Provided by publisher.
9781509970063
Public law--Congresses
