The New Separation of Powers: A Theory for the Modern State

Eoin Carolan

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Judicial and Constitutional Studies Administrative Law and Governance American Constitutional Law and Politics

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1. The Role of Institutional Theory in a Constitutional System 2. The Tripartite Separation of Powers Theory 3. Institutional Legitimacy and the Administrative State 4. The Search for Institutional Legitimacy 5. A New Theory of Institutional Separation 6. Institutional Legitimacy and Administrative Practice 7. The Relationship between the Administration and the Other Branches 8. From Exception to Orthodoxy? The Theory in Action 9. Conclusions: A Republican Theory of Institutional Separation?

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