Jus Politicum, revue de droit politique.

N°2

Law, politics and constitutional justice

Interviews

Interview with Guy Carcassonne : Participants : Denis Baranger, Carlos-Miguel Pimentel, Armel Le Divellec

Guy Carcassonne, dans cet entretien, raconte d’abord son parcours : sa formation à la Faculté de droit de Nanterre, son orientation vers la carrière universitaire, son souci de marier les analyses de science politique aux analyses juridiques. Il relate (...)
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Philippe Raynaud : Law and political science

For a long time, political science has remained ancillary to public law. It only became autonomous after world war two. This has proved beneficial to both disciplins. Yet, today more than ever, it appears necessary to re-think their relationship. La (...)
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Jean-Marie Denquin : What is the meaning of « democracy » ?

In a recent article, Dominique Rousseau takes the view that the inception and strengthening of constitutional review has brought about a change in the meaning of democracy : a more democratic « constitutional democracy » has taken the place of an « (...)
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Olivier Jouanjan : The models and representations of constitutional review in France

The teaching of constitutional law in France has been faced with major changes since the 1970’s, at the time when the constitutional council has imposed itself as a court of justice. A new science of law has emerged, which gave a priority to studying its (...)
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Norbert Foulquier : Maurice Hauriou, constitutional lawyer

M. Hauriou is one of France’s most prominent constitutional lawyers. Yet his thought has fallen victim of some misunderstandings. Hauriou was drawing his ideas from an idealized old régime. As a liberal conservative, he aimed, in his political theory of the (...)
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Chantal Enguehard : E-voting : technical failures and democratic drawback

Voting on the Internet seems natural, as does e-commerce or e-banking. But, to the computer scientist, e-voting has some very peculiar features. Secrecy requires that the voting should not be monitored. There should be no way of traceing a vote to his (...)
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