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Constitutional pluralism: An oxymoron?

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Comparative constitutional jurisprudence studies European and International Law Studies Evolving Legal Systems and Governance

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Abstract This article examines the origins of the concept of constitutional pluralism that has emerged in the last decade and it critically assesses the claims of its advocates. It argues that the claims made on behalf of the concept cannot be sustained and seeks to show that constitutional pluralism is an oxymoronic concept.

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