
Published online:
21 December 2017
Published in print:
26 October 2017
Online ISBN:
9780191796524
Print ISBN:
9780198732174
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1 Multi-layered Constitutionalism: Origins and Dilemmas 1 Multi-layered Constitutionalism: Origins and Dilemmas
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1.1 Meet a duckbill! 1.1 Meet a duckbill!
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1.2 The moment of conception 1.2 The moment of conception
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1.3 From dilemmas to backlash 1.3 From dilemmas to backlash
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2 Supra-national Constitutional Actors and Their Interactions 2 Supra-national Constitutional Actors and Their Interactions
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3 Weaving the Multi-layered Constitutional Web: Convergence Revisited 3 Weaving the Multi-layered Constitutional Web: Convergence Revisited
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4 The Limits of Multi-layered Constitutionalism: Return to Sovereignty? 4 The Limits of Multi-layered Constitutionalism: Return to Sovereignty?
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4.1 The return of the sovereign 4.1 The return of the sovereign
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4.2 Multi-layered constitutionalism revisited 4.2 Multi-layered constitutionalism revisited
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12 Multi-layered Constitutionalism, Globalization, and the Revival of the Nation State
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446–472
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Published:October 2017
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Sajó, András, and Renáta Uitz, 'Multi-layered Constitutionalism, Globalization, and the Revival of the Nation State', The Constitution of Freedom: An Introduction to Legal Constitutionalism (Oxford , 2017; online edn, Oxford Academic, 21 Dec. 2017), https://doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780198732174.003.0013, accessed 12 May 2025.
Abstract
This chapter examines the so-called multi-layered constitutionalism in the age of globalization. Multi-layered constitutionalism refers to the intricate web of interactions between traditional constitutional actors (such as nation states and their governments) and supra-national actors which do not necessarily have formal, organizational existence or democratic legitimacy. This chapter first traces origins of multi-layered constitutionalism before discussing the dilemmas it presents. It then considers how (national) sovereign power is exercised under a multi-layered constitution free of constitutional constraints.
The Constitution of Freedom: An Introduction to Legal Constitutionalism. András Sajó and Renáta Uitz.
© András Sajó and Renáta Uitz 2017. Published 2017 by Oxford University Press.
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