Economic Theory, Constitutional Law, and Justice

Subject Areas : Research in Theoritical Politics

Received: 2016-02-22 Accepted : 2016-02-22 Published : 2011-09-21

Keywords: general selection economy in the Constitutional Law unofficial institutions justice unanimity,

Abstract :

Using an interdisciplinary approach and analytical method, the present article attempts to find the possibility of applying justice to the economic theory in the Constitutional Law. The main finding of the study is that although the Constitutional Law has acceptable potentials and offers good solutions, its capabilities have been exaggerated and, according to Amartya Sen, it manifests a kind of transcendental institutionalism. However, attention to unofficial institutions can be more fruitful.

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Economic Theory, Constitutional Law, and Justice