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Constitutional Theory and the Imaginary of Human Rights
This chapter reflects on the function of constitutional theory and particularly the doctrine of human rights in the context of contemporary globalized constitutionalism. The distinction between front-line descriptive and second-line prescriptive knowledge allows for a theoretical observation of lega
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