NIALS Lecture Series Judicialism and Good Governanace in Africa
Type
Book
Authors
ISBN 10
9788407034
Category
347-Constitutional Law
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Publication Year
2009
Pages
254
Subject
1. Judicial Review 2. Judicial Review of Administrative Acts 3. Political Questions and Judicial Power 4. Constitutional Courts
Series Name
Biblio Notes
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
PART A
GOOD GOVERNANCE
1. Constitutional Democracy s the Legal Framework Necessary for Good
Governance........................................................................................P. 2-8
2. Constructive Elements of Constitutional Democracy................................P. 8-21
3. The Relation of Consttutional Democracy to Democratic Government.......P.21-24
4. Nature and Types of Limitations Upon Government Required by
Constitutonal Democracy..................................................................P. 24-36
5. Antithesis between Lamitation in Power and Effective Governance.........p. 36-49
6. The Welfare of the People or the Public Good as the Object of
Governance....................................................................................p. 49-55
7. Appraisal of the African Rulers' Performance in Relation to the Provition of
Good Governance..............................................................................p. 55-83
PART B
THE ROLE OF THE COURT IN RELATION TO GOOD GOVERNANCE
8. Basis of Court's Role in Relation to Good Governance............................p.84- 89
9. The Notion of a Constitution as Law and a Supreme Law with
Overriding Force..............................................................................p. 89-90
10. Judicial Guardianship of the Prescriptions and the Limitation Embodied ni
the Law of the Constitution.................................................................p. 91-92
11. The Denial of a Power in the Court to Review Legislative and Distinct
from Executive, Acts to Unconstitutionalily........................................p 92-106
12. Principles and Rules Defining and Delimiting the Scope of the Role of the
Court in Relation to Good Governance...........................................p. 106-132
13. Appraisal of the Court's Performance of tis Role in Relation to
Good Governance......................................................................p. 132-154
14. Perverse and Narrow Legalism in the Adjudication of constitutional or Political Disputes, Coupled with Constitutions of Expediency............................p. 154-232
15. The Judicial and Electoral Reform...............................................p. 232-245
16. General Appraisal of the Court's performanceof its Role.................p. 235-245
17. General Indexing......................................................................p.246-254
PART A
GOOD GOVERNANCE
1. Constitutional Democracy s the Legal Framework Necessary for Good
Governance........................................................................................P. 2-8
2. Constructive Elements of Constitutional Democracy................................P. 8-21
3. The Relation of Consttutional Democracy to Democratic Government.......P.21-24
4. Nature and Types of Limitations Upon Government Required by
Constitutonal Democracy..................................................................P. 24-36
5. Antithesis between Lamitation in Power and Effective Governance.........p. 36-49
6. The Welfare of the People or the Public Good as the Object of
Governance....................................................................................p. 49-55
7. Appraisal of the African Rulers' Performance in Relation to the Provition of
Good Governance..............................................................................p. 55-83
PART B
THE ROLE OF THE COURT IN RELATION TO GOOD GOVERNANCE
8. Basis of Court's Role in Relation to Good Governance............................p.84- 89
9. The Notion of a Constitution as Law and a Supreme Law with
Overriding Force..............................................................................p. 89-90
10. Judicial Guardianship of the Prescriptions and the Limitation Embodied ni
the Law of the Constitution.................................................................p. 91-92
11. The Denial of a Power in the Court to Review Legislative and Distinct
from Executive, Acts to Unconstitutionalily........................................p 92-106
12. Principles and Rules Defining and Delimiting the Scope of the Role of the
Court in Relation to Good Governance...........................................p. 106-132
13. Appraisal of the Court's Performance of tis Role in Relation to
Good Governance......................................................................p. 132-154
14. Perverse and Narrow Legalism in the Adjudication of constitutional or Political Disputes, Coupled with Constitutions of Expediency............................p. 154-232
15. The Judicial and Electoral Reform...............................................p. 232-245
16. General Appraisal of the Court's performanceof its Role.................p. 235-245
17. General Indexing......................................................................p.246-254
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