31-10-1 States of Emergency, Crisis Authorization, and Mechanisms for the Automatic Lapse of Power Item · PG-C
ID CH-031.10.1 · This item: 2 packages, five fixed folders each.
It studies the limits of emergency powers in war, epidemics, disasters, financial collapse, and large-scale unrest, setting time limits, renewal votes, judicial review, disclosure of information, legislative oversight, and automatic expiry. CONSTITUTIONAL SELF-DEFENSE. A crisis may call for the temporary concentration of resources, but it must not become a permanent license to abolish elections, the judiciary, and rights.
Knowledge packages
📦 CH-031.10.1.1 31-10-1-1 States of Emergency, Crisis Authorization, and Mechanisms for the Automatic Lapse of Power: Theoretical Origins, Historical Experience, Institutional Comparison, and Primary Materials
5 folders
📦 CH-031.10.1.2 31-10-1-2 States of Emergency, Crisis Authorization, and Mechanisms for the Automatic Lapse of Power: Implementation Pathways, Risk Early Warning, Public Authorization, and Prevention of Reversion
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