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'Advanced Introduction to Comparative Constitutional Law by Mark Tushnet is a short book that packs a great deal for different audiences and that should be an indispensable resource for students as well as scholars in this rapidly expanding field. On one level, the book provides a clear and succinct introduction perfectly fit for the novice. On another level, Tushnet provides a magisterial compact synthesis of the major issues debated in the field that is bound to enlighten and provoke the specialist.' - Michel Rosenfeld, Cardozo School of Law,Yeshiva University, US 'With this brilliant, well-composed book Mark Tushnet once again demonstrates his eminent scholarship and his unique combination of constitutional theory and realism. He presents a fascinating conversation among the leading voices in the field and illuminates some of the standard themes and problems of comparative constitutional law [constitution-making, judicial review, rights and structures of government]. This is an advanced introduction and more: an elegantly written summary of liberal constitutionalism.' - Professor Gunter Frankenberg, The University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands

'Advanced Introduction to Comparative Constitutional Law by Mark Tushnet is a short book that packs a great deal for different audiences and that should be an indispensable resource for students as well as scholars in this rapidly expanding field. On one level, the book provides a clear and succinct introduction perfectly fit for the novice. On another level, Tushnet provides a magisterial compact synthesis of the major issues debated in the field that is bound to enlighten and provoke the specialist.' - Michel Rosenfeld, Cardozo School of Law,Yeshiva University, US 'With this brilliant, well-composed book Mark Tushnet once again demonstrates his eminent scholarship and his unique combination of constitutional theory and realism. He presents a fascinating conversation among the leading voices in the field and illuminates some of the standard themes and problems of comparative constitutional law [constitution-making, judicial review, rights and structures of government]. This is an advanced introduction and more: an elegantly written summary of liberal constitutionalism.' - Professor Gunter Frankenberg, The University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands

'If you are a practitioner or academic involved in issues pertaining to EU constitutional law, or a graduate student for that matter, you'll certainly want to have a look at this recent title from Edward Elgar... Through its innovative and thorough approach, the book sheds new light on key EU constitutional principles and the complexities of the resulting legal analysis.' -- Phillip Taylor MBE and Elizabeth Taylor, The Barrister Magazine

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Marton Varju, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest and University of Debrecen, Hungary

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