Following the steps of Hans Kelsen
One hundred years since the first Constitutional Court and eighty years since the first Constitutional Chamber
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Constitution of Zcechoslovakia, 1920, Constitution of Austria, 1920, Constitution of Liechtenstein, 1921, Constitution of Cuba, 1940, Constitutional Courts, Constitutional Chambers, Control of constitutionality, Georg Jellinek, Hans Kelsen, Jiri Hoetzl, Vaclav JoachimAbstract
Hace cien años, dos países, Checoslovaquia y Austria, en ese orden, programaron en sus constituciones una Corte Constitucional. Sus autores intelectuales y competencias fueron parcialmente diferentes. En 1921, Liechtenstein cambió su constitución y organizó una Corte del Estado similar a un Tribunal Constitucional. Y en 1940, Cuba diseñó en su Constitución un “Tribunal de Garantías constitucionales y Sociales”, como Sala de su Tribunal Supremo.
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2020-11-24
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Sagüés, N. P. (2020). Following the steps of Hans Kelsen: One hundred years since the first Constitutional Court and eighty years since the first Constitutional Chamber. Revista Anuario Parlamento Y Constitución, (21), 179–204. https://doi.org/10.71206/rapc.54
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