Fragile Democracies: Contested Power in the Era of Constitutional Courts (Cambridge Studies in Election Law and Democracy)
Fragile Democracies explores contested power and the pressures placed on democratic institutions in an era of constitutional courts. Samuel Issacharoff connects constitutional law, elections, and democratic governance in a focused study for readers of political theory, public law, and election law.
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Fragile Democracies examines the challenges facing democratic systems when political power is deeply contested.
The book focuses on the role and significance of constitutional courts in this era of democratic uncertainty.
Samuel Issacharoff considers the relationship between constitutional law, elections, and the durability of democratic institutions.
Part of the Cambridge Studies in Election Law and Democracy series, this work is suited to readers interested in law, politics, and democratic governance.
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