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Judicial Review in Developed Democracies

https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203485408-2

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Ni Funciin Ni Estructura: una Respuesta a la Idea de Jurisdicciin Constitutional del Profesor Fernando Atria (Neither Function Nor Structure: A Response to Professor Fernando Atria's Idea of Constitutional Jurisdiction)

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A construção da pauta do Supremo Tribunal Federal: quem, o quê, e como

inferred← citeshttps://doi.org/10.14201/gredos.151043openalex-snapshot

Tensão na República: aspectos e caracteres ritualísticos do STF como elementos tensores no cenário político brasileiro – proposta de aperfeiçoamento do design normativo-institucional do Supremo para uma melhor calibragem na balança de forças entre os Poderes

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