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The aim is to explore the politicization of constitutional courts through a comparative lens.

July 10, 2026Open Access

Ex-Ministers as Constitutional Judges: An Italian Constitutional Law Perspective

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The aim is to explore the politicization of constitutional courts through a comparative lens.
Thematic analysis rather than country-specific chapters.
Cross-sectional structure for enhanced clarity and readability.
Enhanced analytical clarity for comparisons across jurisdictions.
Avoided repetitive national descriptions for better insights.

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Comparative analysis highlights the politicization of constitutional courts using a thematic approach, suggesting broader insights into legal systems.

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Giuseppe Martinico (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a508c2d6eeac72a437a05b2 https://doi.org/10.15781/apxs0t13

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Comparative analysis highlights the politicization of constitutional courts using a thematic approach, suggesting broader insights into legal systems.

Ex-Ministers as Constitutional Judges: An Italian Constitutional Law Perspective

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Ex-Ministers as Constitutional Judges: An Italian Constitutional Law Perspective

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