Mathias Möschel offers in his latest book a compelling comparative analysis of the politicization of constitutional courts. One of the book’s key strengths lies in its methodological approach. Rather than organizing the case studies through country-specific chapters—a common but often limiting format in comparative work—Möschel adopts a thematic, cross-sectional structure. This choice enhances both the analytical clarity and the readability of the volume, allowing for meaningful comparisons across jurisdictions without becoming mired in repetitive national descriptions.
Giuseppe Martinico (Tue,) studied this question.