part Part I Bills of Rights and Democratic Self-Governance
chapter 1 Jeremy Waldron (1993), 'A Right-Based Critique of Constitutional Rights'
chapter 2D.J. Galligan (1983), 'Judicial Review and Democratic Principles: Two Theories'
chapter 3 Rebecca L. Brown (1998), 'Accountability, Liberty, and the Constitution'
part Part II Judicial Enforcement of Bills of Rights
chapter 4 Stephen Gardbaum (2001), 'The New Commonwealth Model of Constitutionalism'
chapter 5 Lorraine Eisenstat Weinrib (1990), 'Learning to Live with the Override'
chapter 6 Peter W. Hogg and Allison A. Bushell (1997), 'The Charter Dialogue Between Courts and Legislatures (or Perhaps The Charter of Rights lsn't Such a Bad Thing After All)'
chapter 7 Janet McLean (2001), 'Legislative Invalidation, Human Rights Protection and s 4 of the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act',
chapter 8 Mark Tushnet (2003), 'New Forms of Judicial Review and the Persistence of Rights- and Democracy-Based Worries'
part Part III Legislative Enforcement of Bills of Rights
chapter 9 James B. Thayer (1893), 'The Origin and Scope of the American Doctrine of Constitutional Law'
chapter 10 Elizabeth Garrett and Adrian Vermeule (2001), 'Institutional Design of a Thayerian Congress'
chapter 11 Wojciech Sadurski (2002), 'Judicial Review and the Protection of Constitutional Rights'.