The Swedish Law and Informatics Research Institute

Foreword

Publicerad i Constitutional Law in the Scandinavian Countries, juni 2024 s. 5–8

Easy Come, Easy Go? – The Government Commissions of Inquiry as a Possible Additional Ex-ante Guarantor of Constitutional Compliance

https://doi.org/10.53292/7241d855.26abe5b3

Publicerad i Constitutional Law in the Scandinavian Countries, juni 2024 s. 11–26

Constitutional Limits on Restrictions of Fundamental Rights: From legislative discretion to judicial balancing

https://doi.org/10.53292/7241d855.a08ff25c

Publicerad i Constitutional Law in the Scandinavian Countries, juni 2024 s. 27–46

A Legal Historical Approach to the Rules on the Distribution of Legislative Competence and the Question of Private or Public

https://doi.org/10.53292/7241d855.469374c2

Publicerad i Constitutional Law in the Scandinavian Countries, juni 2024 s. 71–98

Is There a Swedish Constitutional Exceptionalism?

https://doi.org/10.53292/7241d855.129abd2d

Publicerad i Constitutional Law in the Scandinavian Countries, juni 2024 s. 99–114

Europeanisation

https://doi.org/10.53292/7241d855.60a336ad

Publicerad i Constitutional Law in the Scandinavian Countries, juni 2024 s. 139–190

Adjudicating Election Irregularities in Iceland: Reviewing the role of Parliament following the 2021 elections and Mugemangango v Belgium

https://doi.org/10.53292/7241d855.9d71678f

Publicerad i Constitutional Law in the Scandinavian Countries, juni 2024 s. 193–214

“Regular Powers are No Longer Enough” – Checks and Balances in Declaring a State of Emergency according to the Constitution of Finland

https://doi.org/10.53292/7241d855.6c4f7c63

Publicerad i Constitutional Law in the Scandinavian Countries, juni 2024 s. 215–232

The Instrument of Government (1974:152) Up to and including Swedish Code of Statutes (SFS) 2022:1600

Publicerad i Constitutional Law in the Scandinavian Countries, juni 2024 s. 267–296

The Constitution of Finland 11 June 1999 (731/1999, amendments up to 817/2018 included) Translation from Finnish Legally binding only in Finnish and Swedish

Publicerad i Constitutional Law in the Scandinavian Countries, juni 2024 s. 297–324