Uses of silence in political and legal transitions : a methodological approach to constitutional history

P. 97-119

• Chapters from the same volume (available individually)

  • Innovation and transition in law : some introductory remarks on the heuristic value of a conceptual pair
  • Time of innovation and time of transition shaping the legal dimension : a methodological approach from legal history
  • What is a legal transition? : Thoughts on legal change amidst a political transition (Brazil, 1980-2020)
  • New philosophical paradigms and demand for law : space for innovation : reflections on the time of transition as a practical structure
  • Melancholy as a permanent transition in law and democracy
  • Uses of silence in political and legal transitions : a methodological approach to constitutional history
  • Legal concepts from the standpoint of innovation and preservation of meaning : a rhetorical perspective
  • Latent innovations in a legal system and civil law categories
  • The words of Justice and the long italian transition (1943-1958)
  • Rhetoric, technological innovation and legal audiences : the case of Brazilian Supreme Court
  • Constituent power and constitutional change in Brazil's transition to democracy (1945-1946)
  • Transition to democracy and the Brazilian presidential system post-1946 : the relationship between institutional design and political instability
  • The physical body through the juridical lens : an issue of law of innovation and of innovation in law (XIX-XX cent.)
  • From telegraph to telephone : an exemplary transitional space in the legal discipline of technical innovations (1877-1903)
  • In the middle of nowhere : the never-ending transition of Italian private companies (società a responsabilità limitata - SRL)
  • The evolution of the form of government in Italy
  • List of Contributors
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