Introduction to the Study of the Law of the Constitution. A. V. Dicey

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СКАЧАТЬ change of relation? l The Rule of Law lx Decline in reverence for rule of law lv Comparison between present official law of England and present droit administratif of France lxi Conventions of the Constitution lxvi First question—What changes? lxvi

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Second question—What is the tendency of new conventions?	lxxii
Third question—Does experience of last thirty years confirm principles laid down as to connection between conventions and rule of law?	lxxv
Development during the last Thirty Years of New Constitutional Ideas	lxxvi
Two general observations on new constitutional ideas	lxxvi
First observation—Slow growth of political or constitutional inventiveness	lxxvi
Second observation—These new ideas take no account of one of the ends which good legislation ought to attain	lxxvii
Criticism of the Four New Constitutional Ideas	lxxx
Woman Suffrage	lxxx
The causes of demand	lxxxi
The two main lines of argument and answers	lxxxi
First argument—Every citizen entitled to vote	lxxxi
Second argument—Difference of sex no ground for difference of political rights	lxxxii
Proportional representation	lxxxiv
The three propositions on which argument in favour of proportional representation is based	lxxxiv
The truth of two first propositions admitted	lxxxiv
Objections to third proposition	lxxxvi
First objection—Complication of system increases power of wire-pullers	lxxxvi
Second objection—House of Commons is not mere House for Debate	lxxxvii
Third objection—Proportional representation increases number and evil of parliamentary groups	lxxxviii
Federalism	xci
Leading characteristics of federal government	xciii
Characteristics of federal government in relation to Imperial Federalism	xcviii
First objection—Attempt to form federal constitution for Empire full of difficulty and peril	xcix

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Second objection—No real necessity for formation of any new federal constitution for Empire	ciii
Characteristics of federal government in relation to Home Rule all round (i.e. federalisation of United Kingdom)	civ
Vagueness of the ideas which support the policy of federalisation of United Kingdom (Home Rule all round)	cv
Specific objections to Home Rule all round	cvi
First objection—No desire for Federalism in any part of United Kingdom	cvi
Second objection—Federalisation of United Kingdom does not promote Imperial Federalism	cvii
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