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This is a Comparative legal analysis study (also classified as: Formal-legal methods, Observational, Systemic approach, Historical-legal methods).

Financial constitutionalism as a vector for the transformation of the modern model of constitutionalism: from fiscal control to institutional sustainability

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This research demonstrates the shift toward financial constitutionalism in enhancing fiscal sustainability, suggesting new governance mechanisms.

Financial constitutionalism emerges as a vital paradigm for ensuring institutional resilience amid global changes.
Key findings indicate that the evolution of fiscal control requires a broader understanding of constitutionality in governance.
Using an interdisciplinary approach, the research integrates public law, institutionalism, and economic-legal analysis for a comprehensive study.
This work highlights the necessity for constitutional frameworks that balance economic rationality and social justice, especially in the Global South.

Sergei Yur'evich Poyarkov (2025) studied this question.

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This research demonstrates the shift toward financial constitutionalism in enhancing fiscal sustainability, suggesting new governance mechanisms.