Quasi-constitutionality and Constitutional Statutes Forms, Functions, Applications

Preparing a written, codified constitution for New Zealand : is there a need that can be met? / Sir Geoffrey Palmer QC — The space between ordinary and constitutional law / Richard Albert and Joel Colón-Ríos — The comparative examination of (quasi-)constitutional statutes¿an unstable discourse / Claudia Geiringer — The rise and recognition of constitutional statutes / Scott Stephenson — How to identify quasi-constitutional legislation? : an example from Chile / Sergio Verdugo — Exploring constitutional statutes in common law systems / Rivka Weill — Unearthing the “constitutional” in quasi-constitutionality / Oran Doyle — Quasi-constitutionality and the treaty of Waitangi : historicity and the political / Mark Hickford — Quasi-constitutionality in Canada and the weak-form model of constitutionalism and judicial review / John Helis — Quasi-constitutional amendments / Richard Albert — Reflecting and building asymmetries : the role of (sub-)constitutional statutes in Spain and the UK / Nikos Skoutaris — Towards a quasi-constitutional law of armed conflict detention / Jonathan Hafetz — Quasi-constitutionality around the world / Dean Knight — Constitutionally obligatory legislation : a case study in legal constitutionalism / Lael Weis — Quasi-constitutionalism and informal legislative entrenchment : the case of the affordable care act / Sofia Ranchordas — Quasi-entrenched living statutes: creating a multicultural rights regime / Franciska Coleman — The quasi-constitutionality of non-statutory law : executive constitutional interpretation in japanese law / James Fisher