This new edition brings the reader completely up to date with developments in the last decade. There is far greater emphasis on the role of the EU for obvious reasons, than in the last edition.
Significant developments in other jurisdictions, especially in the UK, Canada and Australia, and also at the European Court of Human Rights, are noted. In particualr this books deal with, Institutions of national governance and their inter relationships, mainly the legislature, the executive and the courts.
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