Routledge Constitutions in the Global Financial Crisis - Comparative Analysis

This Routledge book provides the first comprehensive examination of how the global financial crisis reshaped national constitutions across the most affected countries. It traces constitutional changes-both formal and informal-examining sovereignty, fundamental rights, regulatory reforms, judicial decisions, executive authority expansion, and party system evolution. The work addresses critical intersections between financial crises and constitutional law, offering analysis of executive power augmentation, rights protection frameworks, and systemic shifts in governance structures. Designed as a reference resource for constitutional scholars, policymakers, and finance professionals, the book synthesises multi-disciplinary perspectives on how severe economic disruption triggers constitutional adaptation and reform at the national level.