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Routledge - Constitutional Origin and Norm Creation in Colombia

Name: Routledge - Constitutional Origin and Norm Creation in Colombia
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Explore the evolution of legal authority in South America with this academic study on the Colombian Constitutional Court. This book examines how the court gained power during the early 21st century and introduces the concept of the deliberative judge to explain modern judicial roles. By using neoinstitutional theory, the text analyzes the connection between political crises and institutional reforms. It provides a deep look at how legal norms are created and how institutions change over time. This work offers a different perspective than traditional rational choice institutionalism by looking beyond strategic agent behavior. Readers will find a detailed analysis of discursive institutionalism as a method for studying institutional change. This book is a valuable resource for those studying comparative constitutional change and the ways in which discourse shapes the legal landscape. It challenges standard ideas about path dependence and provides a new framework for understanding how courts influence political and social structures.

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Analyzes the rising influence and empowerment of the Colombian Constitutional Court during the early 21st century.

Introduces the concept of the deliberative judge to provide a new way of understanding judicial functions.

Uses neoinstitutional theory to explain the relationship between periods of political crisis and institutional reform.

Provides an alternative to rational choice institutionalism by focusing on discursive methods rather than just strategic agent behavior.

Examines the limits of path dependence in the context of institutional evolution and norm creation.

Offers a specialized look at discursive institutionalism as a tool for analyzing processes of institutional change.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1032134577
Category: Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Law
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 28 April 2022
Listed Since: 03 November 2021

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