845 resultados para Constitution of 1988
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This introduction and translation is part of the research project International Constitutional Law. All amendments up to and including the 59th Amendment of 11th July 2012 have been translated and included into a consolidated edition. There have been no more amendments until today (8th October 2013).
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Historically, the authority to conclude international treaties was exclusively exercised by administrative bodies (or the chief of state). However, recent studies pointed out that the present legislative bodies have come to play a more active role through ratification or the review of treaties in European and American countries. Harrington (2005) studied judicial reform in British dominions and criticized the past executive-dominant treaty-making process as a “democratic deficit” due to a fear that under this system the nation might be bound by international agreements for which a consensus had not been obtained. These studies indicated that people’s participation in the treaty-making process has increased on a global basis, but neither of them provides sufficient descriptive evidence regarding why and how such procedures were established. The present paper therefore attempts to solve these questions by analyzing the legislative and political process of the treaty-making procedure reform in Thailand’s 2007 constitution as a case study.
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Mode of access: Internet.
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"Text translated from Constitución política de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos, décima edición, 1959, Editorial Porrúa, S. A., México, D. F. Subsequent amendments to June 1, 1961, from Diario oficial."
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Mode of access: Internet.
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Bound in green cloth; stamped in gold and blind.
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Item 499-F-3.