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The Changes in Identity and Orientation of an Azerbaijani Revolutionary: Məmməd Əmin Rəsulzadə between Iran, Turkey, and Europe
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Transnational Revolutionaries in the Europe of the 1820s: Self-Understanding and Self-Staging
Get PDFBreuer, Stefan: Max Weber in seiner Zeit. Politik, Ökonomie und Religion 1890-1920 (Oleg Kildyushov)
No full textBreuer, Stefan: Max Weber in seiner Zeit. Politik, Ökonomie und Religion 1890-1920. – Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz Verlag, 2022. (Kultur- und sozialwissenschaftliche Studien, Bd. 22) – 448 S. – ISBN: 978-3-447-11764-7Бройер, Штефан: Макс Вебер в свою эпоху. Политика, экономика и религия (1890-1920). – Висбаден: Харрассовиц Ферлаг, 2022. (Культурологические и социально-научные исследования, т. 22). – 448 с. – ISBN: 978-3-447-11764-
Ullrich, Volker: Deutschland 1923. Das Jahr am Abgrund (Sergej Artamoshin)
No full textUllrich, Volker: Deutschland 1923. Das Jahr am Abgrund. – München: Verlag C.H. Beck, 2022. – 442 S. – ISBN – 978-3-406-79103-1Ульрих, Фолкер: Германия 1923. Год бездны. – Мюнхен: изд-во Бек, 2022. – 442 с. –ISBN – 978-3-406-79103-
An essay on rule-of-law culture and constitutional resilience
Get PDFThis essay argues that rule-of-law culture could be an avenue of research to address the issue of constitutional resilience of liberal democratic regimes, i.e. the capacity of liberal constitution to resist the passage of time and to remain legitimate in the eyes of the citizenry. Firstly, I use Rawls’ definition of originating and joining consent and Easton’s work on diffuse and specific support to explain how constitutions must activate specific mechanisms of support to resist the passage of time. I believe that rule-of-law culture could be a central mechanism. Secondly, I provide an account for a conceptualisation of rule-of-law culture. I identify three dimensions: between citizens, between institutions and between citizens and institutions. I then subdivide rule-of-law-culture in three components: constitutional consciousness, rule-of-law consciousness, and rights consciousness. Thirdly, I explain how direct experience and socialisation can contribute to the strengthening of rule-of-law culture. Keywords: rule-of-law culture; constitutional resilience; political support; legitimacy of constitution
