Judicial Governance and Democracy in Europe / / by Pablo Castillo-Ortiz.
Amid the growing debate about models of judicial governance and their relationship to democratic quality, this book offers a systematic and empirical study of this relationship. The book thereby contributes to filling in this gap for the European continent. Taking an interdisciplinary politics and l...
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