Edited by Rosalind Dixon, Anthony Mason Professor and Scientia Professor of Law, UNSW Sydney, Australia and Tom Ginsburg, Leo Spitz Professor, University of Chicago Law School and Research Associate, American Bar Foundation, US

• Contents:1. Comparative Constitutional Law in Latin America - an IntroductionRosalind Dixon and Tom Ginsburg2. Constitution-Making and Constitutionalism in Latin America: The Role of Procedural RulesGabriel L. Negretto3. Constitution-Making and Constituent PowerJoel Colón-Ríos4. A Critical Mapping of Transitional Justice in Latin AmericaLucas Lixinski5. Constitutional revolution in the Andes?Zachary Elkins6. The New “Bolivarian” Constitutions: A Textual AnalysisMark Tushnet7. Looking beyond the Constitution: The Social and Ecological Function of PropertyHelena Alviar Garcia8. EqualityRoberto Gargarella9. Modes of Disestablishment in Latin AmericaJulieta Lemaitre10. Judicial Role and the Limits of Constitutional Convergence in Latin AmericaDavid Landau11. Ambitious Constitutions: Prominent CourtsOscar Vilhena Vieira12. Between Power and Submissiveness – Constitutional Adjudication in Latin AmericaRaul A. Sanchez-Urribarri13. The Institutional Limits of Inter-American ConstitutionalismAlexandra Huneeus14. The Constitutional Protection of Economic and Social Rights in Latin AmericaCarlos Bernal15. The “Economic Constitutions” of Latin America: Between Free Markets and Socioeconomic RightsJavier CousoIndex

Edited by Rosalind Dixon, Anthony Mason Professor and Scientia Professor of Law, UNSW Sydney, Australia and Tom Ginsburg, Leo Spitz Professor, University of Chicago Law School and Research Associate, American Bar Foundation, US

• Contents:1. Comparative Constitutional Law in Latin America - an IntroductionRosalind Dixon and Tom Ginsburg2. Constitution-Making and Constitutionalism in Latin America: The Role of Procedural RulesGabriel L. Negretto3. Constitution-Making and Constituent PowerJoel Colón-Ríos4. A Critical Mapping of Transitional Justice in Latin AmericaLucas Lixinski5. Constitutional revolution in the Andes?Zachary Elkins6. The New “Bolivarian” Constitutions: A Textual AnalysisMark Tushnet7. Looking beyond the Constitution: The Social and Ecological Function of PropertyHelena Alviar Garcia8. EqualityRoberto Gargarella9. Modes of Disestablishment in Latin AmericaJulieta Lemaitre10. Judicial Role and the Limits of Constitutional Convergence in Latin AmericaDavid Landau11. Ambitious Constitutions: Prominent CourtsOscar Vilhena Vieira12. Between Power and Submissiveness – Constitutional Adjudication in Latin AmericaRaul A. Sanchez-Urribarri13. The Institutional Limits of Inter-American ConstitutionalismAlexandra Huneeus14. The Constitutional Protection of Economic and Social Rights in Latin AmericaCarlos Bernal15. The “Economic Constitutions” of Latin America: Between Free Markets and Socioeconomic RightsJavier CousoIndex

Edited by Rosalind Dixon, Anthony Mason Professor and Scientia Professor of Law, UNSW Sydney, Australia and Tom Ginsburg, Leo Spitz Professor, University of Chicago Law School and Research Associate, American Bar Foundation, US

• Contents:1. Comparative Constitutional Law in Latin America - an IntroductionRosalind Dixon and Tom Ginsburg2. Constitution-Making and Constitutionalism in Latin America: The Role of Procedural RulesGabriel L. Negretto3. Constitution-Making and Constituent PowerJoel Colón-Ríos4. A Critical Mapping of Transitional Justice in Latin AmericaLucas Lixinski5. Constitutional revolution in the Andes?Zachary Elkins6. The New “Bolivarian” Constitutions: A Textual AnalysisMark Tushnet7. Looking beyond the Constitution: The Social and Ecological Function of PropertyHelena Alviar Garcia8. EqualityRoberto Gargarella9. Modes of Disestablishment in Latin AmericaJulieta Lemaitre10. Judicial Role and the Limits of Constitutional Convergence in Latin AmericaDavid Landau11. Ambitious Constitutions: Prominent CourtsOscar Vilhena Vieira12. Between Power and Submissiveness – Constitutional Adjudication in Latin AmericaRaul A. Sanchez-Urribarri13. The Institutional Limits of Inter-American ConstitutionalismAlexandra Huneeus14. The Constitutional Protection of Economic and Social Rights in Latin AmericaCarlos Bernal15. The “Economic Constitutions” of Latin America: Between Free Markets and Socioeconomic RightsJavier CousoIndex