Constitutional rights as principles: On the structure and domain of constitutional justice. A review essay on A Theory of Constitutional Rights

Mattias Kumm

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Constitutional rights as principles: On the structure and domain of constitutional justice. A review essay on A Theory of Constitutional Rights by RobertAlexy . Translated by JulianRivers . Oxford University Press , 2002, 463 1Associate professor of law, New York University School of Law. This essay has profited from many discussions with Victor Ferreres Comella as well as helpful suggestions by Norman Dorsen, Barry Friedman and Larry Kramer

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