Ian Loveland is Professor of Law at City University, London.

...a reassuring comparison of how two great legal traditions wrestle with the common problem of ensuring fundamental human rights while protecting legitimate majority values. Gary J. Edles European Public Law September 2002 ...one of the best books on constitutional law that I have read in recent years because the very different political cultures of the two countries make the criticisms that the authors level against the importation of American legal doctrine so powerful. Bill Pizzi New Law Journal September 2002

Ian Loveland is Professor of Law at City University, London.

...a reassuring comparison of how two great legal traditions wrestle with the common problem of ensuring fundamental human rights while protecting legitimate majority values. Gary J. Edles European Public Law September 2002 ...one of the best books on constitutional law that I have read in recent years because the very different political cultures of the two countries make the criticisms that the authors level against the importation of American legal doctrine so powerful. Bill Pizzi New Law Journal September 2002

Ian Loveland is Professor of Law at City University, London.

...a reassuring comparison of how two great legal traditions wrestle with the common problem of ensuring fundamental human rights while protecting legitimate majority values. Gary J. Edles European Public Law September 2002 ...one of the best books on constitutional law that I have read in recent years because the very different political cultures of the two countries make the criticisms that the authors level against the importation of American legal doctrine so powerful. Bill Pizzi New Law Journal September 2002