Publication Date

2001

Journal

New York University Annual Survey of American Law

Abstract

The article explores the complexities and challenges of comparative constitutional analysis, highlighting how constitutional ideas and norms migrate across nations. It emphasizes that while such analysis is necessary and can provide valuable insights, it must be approached with caution, considering the unique cultural, historical, and political contexts of each country. The author argues that foreign constitutional materials can influence domestic law both directly and indirectly, but their application must account for contextual differences to avoid misinterpretation or misuse.

Volume

58

Issue

1

First Page

67

Last Page

84

Publisher

New York University School of Law

Disciplines

Comparative and Foreign Law | Constitutional Law | Law

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