Elisabeth Zoller, (Docteur en droit, Agrégée de droit public) is Professor of Public Law in the Law School at the University of Paris II (Panthéon-Assas ) where she teaches constitutional law and comparative public law. She has published extensively in international law (Peacetime Unilateral Remedies: An Analysis of Countermeasures, Transnational Publishers, 1984), and more recently in constitutional and comparative public law.

• Introduction: Thinking About Public LawBOOK I: THE MONARCHICAL AGEPart A: The Continental MonarchiesChapter 1: The French LegacyChapter 2: The German LegacyPart B: The English MonarchyChapter 3: The Defeat of AbsolutismChapter 4: The Rule of LawBOOK II: THE REPUBLICAN AGEPart C: The American ModelChapter 5: Popular SovereigntyChapter 6: Limited PowerPart D: The French ModelChapter 7: National SovereigntyChapter 8: State PowerConclusion

Elisabeth Zoller, (Docteur en droit, Agrégée de droit public) is Professor of Public Law in the Law School at the University of Paris II (Panthéon-Assas ) where she teaches constitutional law and comparative public law. She has published extensively in international law (Peacetime Unilateral Remedies: An Analysis of Countermeasures, Transnational Publishers, 1984), and more recently in constitutional and comparative public law.

• Introduction: Thinking About Public LawBOOK I: THE MONARCHICAL AGEPart A: The Continental MonarchiesChapter 1: The French LegacyChapter 2: The German LegacyPart B: The English MonarchyChapter 3: The Defeat of AbsolutismChapter 4: The Rule of LawBOOK II: THE REPUBLICAN AGEPart C: The American ModelChapter 5: Popular SovereigntyChapter 6: Limited PowerPart D: The French ModelChapter 7: National SovereigntyChapter 8: State PowerConclusion

Elisabeth Zoller, (Docteur en droit, Agrégée de droit public) is Professor of Public Law in the Law School at the University of Paris II (Panthéon-Assas ) where she teaches constitutional law and comparative public law. She has published extensively in international law (Peacetime Unilateral Remedies: An Analysis of Countermeasures, Transnational Publishers, 1984), and more recently in constitutional and comparative public law.

• Introduction: Thinking About Public LawBOOK I: THE MONARCHICAL AGEPart A: The Continental MonarchiesChapter 1: The French LegacyChapter 2: The German LegacyPart B: The English MonarchyChapter 3: The Defeat of AbsolutismChapter 4: The Rule of LawBOOK II: THE REPUBLICAN AGEPart C: The American ModelChapter 5: Popular SovereigntyChapter 6: Limited PowerPart D: The French ModelChapter 7: National SovereigntyChapter 8: State PowerConclusion