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Comment on NW Barber's The Principles of Constitutionalism

Commentary on one or more chapters of the book (to be determined).

Comment on NW Barber's The Principles of Constitutionalism

Commentary on one or more chapters of the book (to be determined).

Comment on NW Barber's The Principles of Constitutionalism.

Commentary on one or more chapters of the book (to be determined).

Comment on NW Barber's The Principles of Constitutionalism

Commentary on one or more chapters of the book (to be determined).

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The author will reply to the four commentators as well as the comments of the Chair.

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