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Svenska, 2024106 kr
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En man driver genom staden med ett rött moln av melankoli över sina axlar. När han inte irriterar sig på förbipasserande främlingar, häller han i sig whiskydrinkar och plågas av livets gång tillsammans med likasinnade på restaurangen Saltholm. Han befinner sig i vad han skulle kalla limbo, det är för sent för teater och för tidigt för att vända hem till ensamheten. På en biograf fladdrar en Chaplin-affisch.
Men det är mer än överflödet av tid som får honom att reflektera över livet – en annalkande känsla av att tiden börjar bli en bristvara, att varje dag är en dag närmare livets slut. ”Sent” är en berättelse om förlorade drömmar, existentiella efterspel och livets små glädjeämnen. Genom möten med en brokig samling karaktärer och en näve cynisk humor tar vi del av en mans bitterljuva kamp mot sig själv och alla som råkar befinna sig i hans närhet.
Artur Möller (1883-1940) var en svensk författare. Möller skrev allt från kåserier till romaner, och han blev speciellt hyllad för sin själfulla lyrik. Hans verk skildrar med unik träffsäkerhet ofta den borgerliga miljö som han själv levde i.
Del 126 - Ius Gentium: Comparative Perspectives on Law and Justice
Past, Present, and Future of Legislation with Supermajority
Inbunden, Engelska, 2025
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This book revisits the main challenges raised by the implementation of supermajority legislation – a constitutionally prescribed subcategory of statutory norms that covers, at least in principle, the most important fields of legislation, and which is subject to stricter procedural requirements than the ordinary legislative process. The book puts the issue in a broader context, yielding valuable comparative insights.It lays the theoretical groundwork for the interdisciplinary assessment of supermajority law concepts, which are ranked somewhere between the constitutional and statutory level in the legal pyramid. To cite the most important example, there is still no coherent standard to help constitutional courts decide whether individual statutory provisions should be covered by supermajority legislation or ordinary legislation. The three main points of departure are the following:Firstly, the book posits that supermajority shall be distinguished from ordinary laws as a separate constitutional concept and a category of legal sources with a legal rank falling clearly under the constitution, but over ordinary laws. The second assumption states that due to several short-comings, the current procedural frameworks of supermajority law could not maximize its efficiency as a constitutional instrument. Other tools might better highlight the role of supermajority laws as safeguards vis-á-vis their currently mostly restrictive character. Thirdly, the book relies on the assumption that the current concept of supermajority law covers an overbroad range of statutes. Therefore, the volume argues for the necessity of narrowing the supermajority legislation to counterbalance the distortive effects of this framework.In light of these three considerations, more legitimate alternative directions can be identified to further develop the existing main models: the scope of this legal instrument might be diminished; mandatory a priori review might be established; while the reconsideration of the legislative process; or the elaboration of precise contours for the hierarchy of norms might also be necessary.This book is intended for policymakers, scholars and university students interested in understanding the mechanisms of parliamentary legislation in more depth.
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Engelska, 20251 594 kr
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This book revisits the main challenges raised by the implementation of supermajority legislation – a constitutionally prescribed subcategory of statutory norms that covers, at least in principle, the most important fields of legislation, and which is subject to stricter procedural requirements than the ordinary legislative process. The book puts the issue in a broader context, yielding valuable comparative insights.It lays the theoretical groundwork for the interdisciplinary assessment of supermajority law concepts, which are ranked somewhere between the constitutional and statutory level in the legal pyramid. To cite the most important example, there is still no coherent standard to help constitutional courts decide whether individual statutory provisions should be covered by supermajority legislation or ordinary legislation. The three main points of departure are the following:Firstly, the book posits that supermajority shall be distinguished from ordinary laws as a separate constitutional concept and a category of legal sources with a legal rank falling clearly under the constitution, but over ordinary laws. The second assumption states that due to several short-comings, the current procedural frameworks of supermajority law could not maximize its efficiency as a constitutional instrument. Other tools might better highlight the role of supermajority laws as safeguards vis-á-vis their currently mostly restrictive character. Thirdly, the book relies on the assumption that the current concept of supermajority law covers an overbroad range of statutes. Therefore, the volume argues for the necessity of narrowing the supermajority legislation to counterbalance the distortive effects of this framework.In light of these three considerations, more legitimate alternative directions can be identified to further develop the existing main models: the scope of this legal instrument might be diminished; mandatory a priori review might be established; while the reconsideration of the legislative process; or the elaboration of precise contours for the hierarchy of norms might also be necessary.This book is intended for policymakers, scholars and university students interested in understanding the mechanisms of parliamentary legislation in more depth.