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=100   #$$a Navot, Suzie
=245  14$$a Constitutional Law of Israel /$c Suzie Navot
=250  ##$$a 3th ed.
=260  ##$$a The Netherlands :$b Kluwer Law International,$c 2007.
=300  ##$$a 380 p. ; $c 24 cm.
=500  ##$$a Indeks : p. 377 - 380
=520  ##$$a Israel is a young constitutional democracy, although it has no one official document known as "The Constitution". Following crucial evolutions during the 1990's, Israel - formally a state based on parliamentary sovereignty - became a constitutional state, its supreme norms expressed in Basic Laws. Israel's system of government also underwent changes, towards a semi-presidential system and back to a parliamentary democracy.This book describes Israel's constitutional developments and focuses on the "constitutional revolution" of the 1990's, the evolution of judicial review and the special role of the Supreme Court of Israel in constitutional conflicts.
=650   4$$a Constitutional law - Israel
=650   4$$a India - Politics and government
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