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Posts:
An alternative constitutional approach to asylum migration
Contribution to special issue on “Possibilities for Covenantal Pluralism in the West”
A blessing in disguise? On the Dutch election results
Understanding the potentially ‘defining force of twenty-first-century constitutionalism’
Human rights: Natural, or international law? (Guest Post by Dr. Aaron Rhodes, international human rights advocate and author of The Debasement of Human Rights, Encounter Books, 2018, and Human Rights Without Illusions, Academica Books, 2025). [Open Access]
What’s In a Name? On “Being Conservative”
Canada: A partially postliberal constitutional monarchy (Guest Post by Dr. Paul L. Allen, Dean of Undergraduate Studies at Corpus Christi College, Vancouver and Professor of Theology, St. Mark’s College)
Not so liberal, but a free society nevertheless? A perspective on liberalism in Japan (Guest Post by Prof. Jiro Mizushima, Graduate School of Social Sciences, Chiba University, Japan)
Federalism Revisited: Lessons from the Past for Today
Consensus versus majoritarian democracy
Legality and legitimacy in the asylum debate
A visit to the Bruderhof: ‘Why not this’?
Prevent further polarization around the rule of law by (re)politicizing its institutions
A mini-lecture on the Dutch election results
Man, society, the state, and the world: how to write a public law textbook
How the way forward for European integration leads back to its start
Do liberal democracies protect religious freedom?
A European culture war over the rule of law?
The instability of a ‘cartel democracy’
Why liberal constitutionalism can lead to populism (II)
Hans-Martien ten Napel 