Cambridge Studies in Election Law and Democracy Series

This series delves into the intricate connections between election law and democratic governance. It systematically examines critical issues facing both established and emerging democracies globally. The collection fosters interdisciplinary dialogue among political scientists and legal scholars, aiming to bridge academic research with practical policy reform agendas. It serves as an intellectual roadmap, guiding readers through the evolving landscape at the intersection of law, politics, and democracy.

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Fragile Democracies
Samuel Issacharoff
312 pages
11 hours of reading
Focusing on the role of constitutional courts, this book explores their potential to bolster fragile democracies facing societal divisions and authoritarian challenges. It delves into the mechanisms through which these courts can promote justice, uphold democratic principles, and foster social cohesion in politically unstable environments. By analyzing various case studies, the work highlights the importance of judicial independence and the impact of legal frameworks on strengthening democratic governance.

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Fragile Democracies