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"Index" [2019] ELECD 1167; in Alviar Garcia, Helena; Frankenberg, Gunter (eds), "Authoritarian Constitutionalism" (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2019) 367

Book Title: Authoritarian Constitutionalism

Editor(s): Alviar García, Helena; Frankenberg, Günter

Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing

Section Title: Index

Number of pages: 20

Extract:

Index
abusive constitutionalism 338 permanent, formally entrenched 312
use of mechanisms of constitutional postcolonial 293, 297­8, 300
change to erode democratic legitimacy of 298
order 340 qualified rights in 300
accumulation strategy 127­8 Saudi Arabian 299
in Argentina's 1853 Constitution self-rule/limiting absolute power
127­8 tension 296
declaration of rights in 127 as site for political and legal
dominance of 128 contestation 294
America see United States strategic constitutionalism in 293,
Arab constitutions 292­3 294
Algerian 304­5 symbolic/ideological role 293­4,
1986 Enriched National Accord 295
305 temporary 310, 311
anticolonial 295 becoming permanent 313
Arab Spring 283, 338 formally entrenched 311
colonial 295, 297 /permanent distinction as
declarations of sovereignty 295 suspect 312, 313
early 296­7 /permanent distinction one of
Egyptian 294, 296, 300, 313 degree not kind 313
as elitist 293 substantively entrenched
enabling role 294, 295 311­12
failings of 296 Tunisian 294, 312
to defend basic rights 293 written and codified 299­300
to limit executive power 293 Arendt, Hannah
fetishism of 297 concept of authority 98, 111
Iranian 25 definition of power 97
Iraqi 300, 310 The Origins of Totalitarianism 289
Libyan 310 Argentina 124
Republican 295 1853 Constitution 126
Moroccan 295 Art (19) 128
normative weakness 301 accumulation strategy in 127­8
Omani 299 hyperpresidential system 129
Ottoman 294, 296, 297, 300 Junta (1974­83) 15


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liberal/conservative compact 128­9 authorising coercive measures 30
organisation of powers 128­9 and ...