HomeDate: 2025-11-25
Institutum Iurisprudentiae has published the Constitutional Interpretation: Theory and Practice V. 12. This book is edited by Research Professor Dr. Yen-Tu Su.
Yasuo Hasebe, “Judges’ Conscience and Constitutional Reasoning”
Yasuo Hasebe, translated by Chia-Ning Yao & edited by Cheng-Yi Huang, “Judges’ Conscience and Constitutional Reasoning (Chinese translation)”
Fang-Hua Chung, “‘More Participation, More Democracy?’: On the Analysis of Representative Democracy of the Germany Constitutional Theories in 20th Century”
Chia-Ho Lin, “70 Years of German Defensive Democracy and Constitutional Protection: Reflection and Restart under the New Challenges of the Post-democratic Era”
Ching-Yi Liu, “Constitutional Implications of Technological Due Process of Law: An Analysis of American Law”
Pin-Hua Hsu, “Emerging Communicative Technology vs. Freedom of Speech: Possible Legal Status and Thinking”
Chung-Hsi Lee, “Smart Medicine and Free Expression of Commercial Speech”
Shu-Ya Lin, “Constitutional Rights and the Hunting Culture of Indigenous Peoples (Draft)”
Chien-Chih Lin, “Taking Constitutional Court Decisions Seriously: The Implementation of J.Y. Interpretations”
Wei-Ren Chen, “The Efficacy of Scheduled Interpretations with Designated Ratification and Expiration Dates: A Case Study of the Constitutional Court’s Declaration of Unconstitutionality Regarding the Lack of Same-Sex Marriage Protection in Civil Law”
Tsung-I Chen, “Exercising the Authority of Unified Interpretation of the Law and Its Separation: Examining from the Perspectives of Grand Chamber of Supreme Administrative Court and Grand Justices of Judicial Yuan”
Link: https://www.iias.sinica.edu.tw/en/publication_post/1829/11
