Over the last few decades, the recourse by the courts to foreign law in constitutional interpretation has increased significantly in a number of countries. This entry explains when and how foreign law is used by courts in constitutional interpretation. Moreover, this entry proposes a classification of courts on the basis on the degree of openness towards foreign sources, as well as how these sources are specifically used.
Foreign Law in Constitutional Interpretation
Francesco Biagi
2021
Abstract
Over the last few decades, the recourse by the courts to foreign law in constitutional interpretation has increased significantly in a number of countries. This entry explains when and how foreign law is used by courts in constitutional interpretation. Moreover, this entry proposes a classification of courts on the basis on the degree of openness towards foreign sources, as well as how these sources are specifically used.File in questo prodotto:
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