The Foundational Tenets of Johannes Althusius’ Constitutionalism

Should Progressive Constitutionalism Embrace Popular Constitutionalism?

There are two conceptions of progressive constitutionalism explored in this Symposium. The first is of progressive constitutionalism as, first and foremost, a programmatic agenda, focused on how progressives’ “distinctive constitutional vision may best be transmuted into claims of constitutional law.”1 To the extent that this constitutional vision entails only a set of policy preferences (e.g.,...

The Rise of World Constitutionalism

Tenets of Nested Cooperativity

Title of Dissertation : ALLOSTERY AND GROEL: EXPLORING THE TENETS OF NESTED COOPERATIVITY Jennifer Suzanne Gresham, Doctor of Philosophy, 2004 Dissertation Directed By: Professor George H. Lorimer Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry Despite a wealth of structural and biochemical studies on the functional cycle of the E. coli chaperonins GroEL and GroES, no model proposed to date accounts f...

Political constitutionalism

For ‘legal constitutionalists’, written constitutions, constitutive of the legal and political system, superior to other legislation, entrenched against change, and enumerating justiciable rights, guarantee equal respect and concern for all citizens. Judicial review is thus an essential support of democracy. In this book, Richard Bellamy offers a robust argument against this view of constitutio...

The Seven Tenets of Scalable Data Unification

• Ingesting data, typically from operational data systems in the enterprise. • Performing data cleaning, e.g., -99 is often a code for “null,” and/or some data sources might have obsolete addresses for customers. • Performing transformations, e.g., euros to dollars or airport code to city_name. • Performing schema integration, e.g., “salary” in one systems is “wages” in another. • Performing de...