Israeli constitutional politics: The fragility of impartiality

Menachem Hofnung

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Judicial and Constitutional Studies Comparative constitutional jurisprudence studies Law and Political Science

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(1998). Israeli constitutional politics: The fragility of impartiality. Israel Affairs: Vol. 5, Israel: The Dyanamics of Change and Continuity, pp. 34-54.

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