List of the Available Publications at the Constitutional Court

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List of the Available Publications at the Constitutional Court

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Annual Report: 2002.- Strasbourg, 2003.- 911 p.
Annual Report: 2003.- Strasbourg, 2004.- 242 p.
Annual Report: 2004.- Strasbourg, 2005.- 333 p.
Annual Report: 2005.- Strasbourg, 2006.- 321 p.
Annual Report: 2006.- Strasbourg, 2007.- 145 p.
Annual Report: 2008.- Strasbourg, 2009.- 171 p.
AnnualReport: 2009.- Strasbourg, 2010.- 178 p.
Annual Report: 2010.- Strasbourg, 2011.- 174 p.
Annual Report: 2011.- Chisinau, 2012.- 100 p.
Annual Report: 2011.- Strasbourg, 2012.- 168 p.
Annual Report: 2012.- Strasbourg, 2013.- 174 p.
Annual Report: 2013.- Strasbourg, 2014.- 215 p.
Annual Report: 2014.- Strasbourg, 2015.- 184 p.
Annual Report: 2015.- Strasbourg, 2016.- 210 p.
Annual Report: 2016,2017.- 214 p.
Arabyan I. Genocide and its Punishability.- Yerevan, 2002.- 72 p.
Arakelyan N. Protection of Human Dignity in the Discourse of Biomedicine.-Yerevan: Yegea, 2021.- 120 p.
Aram I. The Armenian Church. An Introduction to Armenian Christianity.- Antelias, 2016.- 245 p.
Aram I. A Journey of Faith, Hope and Vision.- Antelias, 2010.- 202 p.
Aram I. In Search of Ecumenical Vision.- Antelias, 2000.- 320 p.
Aram I. St. Nerses Gracious and Church Unity.- Antelias, 2010.- 257 p.
Aram I. The Challenge to be a Church in a Chaging World.- New York, 1997.- 206 p.
Aram I. The Christian Witness at the Crossroads in the Middle East.- Antelias, 2004.- 164 p.
Arustamyan M. The Topic of the Armenian Genocide in German and Austrian Literature /Sc. ed. H. Edoyan.- Verevan: Zangak, 2014.- 161 p.
Asenbauer H. E. On the right of self-determination of the Armenian people of Nagorno-Karabakh /trans. by M. B. Papazian.- New York, 1995.- 356 p.
Atlas Russia and the Post-Soviet Republics.- Moscow: PKO “Kartografija”, 1993.- 64 p.
Machacek R. Austrian Contributions to the Rule of Law (Constitutional Court Administrative Court European Prospective.- Strasbourg, 1994.- 104 p.
Austrian Federal Constitutional Laws: Selection.- Vienna, 1995.- 174 p.
Avagian G. Armenia and Armenians in the World.- Yerevan, 1994.- 80 p.
Balakian P. The Burning Tigris: The Armenian Genocide and America’s Response.- New York, 2003.- 476 p.
Baltic St. History of the Legal Profession.- Prague, 2010.- 272 p.
Balkin J. M. Constitutional Redemption: Political Faith in an Unjust World.- London, Cambridge, 2011.- 298 p.
Balkin J. M. Living Originalism.- London, Cambridge, 2011.- 474 p.
Barber N. The Constitutional State.- Oxford, 2010.- 200 p.
Barenboim P. 3000 years of Doctrine of Separation of Powers. Souter Court.- Moscow, Belie alvi, 1996.- 176 p.
Barenboim P. Biblical Roots of Separation of Powers.- Moscow, 2005.- 176 p.
Barendt E. Freedom of Speech: Second Edition.- Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2013.- 530 p.
Barnett R. E., Blackman J. Constitutional Rights: Cases in Context: Second Edition.- New York: Wolters Kluwer, 2018.- 1050 p.
Barnett R. E., Howard E. Constitutional Rights: Cases in Context.- New York: Wolters Kluwer, 2013.- 962 p.
Basic Facts about the United Nations.- New York, 1989.- 236 p.
Basic Facts about the United Nations.- New York, 1992.- 291 p.
Basic Facts about the United Nations.- New York, 1995.- 342 p.
Basic Facts about the United Nations.- New York, 1998.- 348 p.
Baum L. American Courts: Process and Policy: Second edition.- Boston, 1990.- 374 p.
Beeman R. Beyond Confederation, Origins of Constitution and American National Identity: The University of North Carolina Press, 1987.- 366 p.
Beitz Ch. R. The Idea of Human Rights.- Oxford, 2011.- 236 p.
Billington R. A. The Far Western Frontier: 1830-1860.- New York: Harper and Raw Publishers.- 324 p.
Birkby R. The Court and Public Policy.- Washington, 1983.- 462 p.
Bingham T. The Business of Judging: Selected Essays and Speeches: 1985-1999.- Oxford, 2011.- 434 p.
Boersema D. Philisophy of Human Rights: Theory and Practice, 2011.- 444 p.

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