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McGill Law Journal
Volume 65No2
current issueDecember 2019
Rethinking the Invisible Constitution: How Unwritten Constitutional Principles Shape Political Decision-Making
“A Constitution Similar in Principle to That of the United Kingdom": The Preamble, Constitutional Principles, and a Sustainable Jurisprudence
The Unwritten Principle of Democracy
The Structural and Administrative Demands of Unwritten Constitutional Principles
Common Law Constitutionalism Through Methodology
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