The Constitution of Taiwan

This book is by no means simply an introduction to Taiwan's constitutional evolution. Yeh's insightful analyses shed new light on many topics such as civic constitutionalism, transitional constitutionalism, constitutional identity, unconstitutional constitutional amendments, etc. ... it is definitely a must read not only for those who are interested in Taiwan in particular, but also for students of (comparative) constitutional law in general.

Autorentext
Jiunn-rong Yeh is University Chair Professor at College of Law, National Taiwan University.

Inhalt
1. TAIWAN'S CONSTITUTION IN WORLD CONSTITUTIONALISM: COMMON AND SALIENT FEATURES 2. TAIWAN'S CONSTITUTIONAL JOURNEY: IMPOSITION AND INDIGENISATION 3. THE EVOLVING PRESIDENCY AND THE EXECUTIVE 4. REPRESENTATION AND LEGISLATIVE PROCESS 5. MULTI-LEVEL GOVERNANCE AND DEVOLUTION 6. JUDICIAL REVIEW AND THE FUNCTION OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT 7. RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS 8. CONCLUSION: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS

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