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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Freedom for the Thought We Hate: A Biography of the First Amendment /by A. Lewis.- New York, 2009.- 224 p.
Freedom of Association: The Question of NGO Registration.- Warsaw, 1998.- 17 p.
Freedom of Conscience. A Comparative Law Perspective /ed. by G. Blicharz.- Warszawa, 2019.- 424 p.
Freedom of Movement: The Issue of Internal Registration. The CIS Migration Conference.- Warsaw, 1998.- 24 p.
Freedom of Religion. A Comparative Law Perspective /ed. by G. Blicharz.- Warszawa, 2019.- 222 p.
Freedom of Speech. A Comparative Law Perspective /ed. by G. Blicharz.- Warszawa, 2019.- 580 p.
Friedman B. The Will of the People: Now Public Opinion Has Influenced the Supreme Court and Shaped the Meaning of the Constitution.- New York, 2010.- 614 p.
Friedman L. M. The Human Rights Culture: A Study in History and Context, 2011.- New Orleans, 2011.- 202 p.
Friendly Settlements Before The European Court of Human Rights: Theory and Practice.- Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2010.- 312 p.
Fundamental legal problems of surrogate motherhood. Global perspective /ed. by P. Mostowik.- Warszawa, 2019.- 1062 p.
Fundamental Rights and Principles /Pieter van Dijk.- Cambridge-Antwerp-Portland, 2013.- 584 p.
Funk W. 2018 Supplement to Introduction to American Constitutional Law: Structure and Rights, 2018.- 138 p.
Galligan D. J., Smilov D. M. Administrative Law in Central and Eastern Europe (1996-1998).- New York, 1999.- 428 p.
Galoyan A. Biochemistry of Novel Cardioactive Hormones and Immunomodulators of the Functional System Neurosecretory Hypothalamus Endocrine Neart.- Moscow: Nauka, 1997.- 240 p.
Gardiner R. Treaty Interpretation: Second Edition.- Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2015.- 524 p.
General Conditions Applicable to Development Credit Agreements dated january 1, 1985.- Washington, D. C., 1985.- 20 p.
Gerangelos P. The Separation of Powers and Legislative Interference in Judical Process: Constitutional Principles and Limitations.- Oxford, Portland, 2009.- 344 p.
Gerhardt M. J. The Power of Precedent.- Oxford, 2011.- 350 p.
Ghahramanyan K. “The 1500-ears-old Fundaments of Law and Order in Artsakh.- Yerevan: DALL, 2010.- 168 p.
Ginsburg T. Judicial Review in New Democracies Constitutional Courts in Asian Cases.- Cambridge, 2003.- 295 p.
Glahn G. Law Among Nations An Introduction to Public International Law: 4 edition.- New York, London, 1981.- 810 p.
Global Constitutionalism and Multi-Layered Protection of Human Rights - Exploring the Possibility of Establishing a Regional Human Rights Mechanism in Asia.- Seoul, 2016.- 670 p.
Goldstein L. F. The Constitutional Rights of Women: Cases in Law and Social Change.- New York, London, 1979.- 414 p.
Grabenwarte Ch. European Convention on Human Rights: Commentary, 2014.- 555 p.
Grigoryan T. Cultural Genocide.- Yerevan: MOA, 2013.- 152 p.
Guidelines for the Activities of the Republic of Armenia Human Rights Defender in the Field of Protection of the Rights of the Child: Legal Analysis.- Yerevan, 2017.- 134 p.
Guidelines to Assist National Minority Participation in the Electorial Process.- Warsaw, 2001.- 72 p.
Hallberg P. Cornerstone of Functional Rule of Law, 2013.- 130 p.
Hallberg P. Rule of Law and Sustainable Development.- Tallinn, 2017.- 280 p.
Harmful Traditional Practices Affecting the Health of Women and Children.- Geneva, 1995.- 56 p.
Haroff-Gavel M. Action taken by the International Committee of the Red Cross in Situations of Internal Violence.- Geneva, 1993.- p. 195-220.
Haroff-Gavel M. Neutrality and Impartiality.- Geneva, 1989.- p. 536-554.
Harutyunian G. Constitutional Culture: The lessons of History and the Challenges of Time.- Yerevan, 2009.- 280 p.
Harutyunian G., Constitutional Culture: The lessons of History and the Challenges of Time.- Yerevan: Njhar, 2017.- 568 p.
Harutyunyan G. and more. Constitutionalism: Issues of Diagnostics, Monitoring and Administration.- Yerevan: Zangak, 2017.- 140 p.
Harutyunyan G. Constitutional Monitoring /ed. A. Manasyan, A. Vardevanyan.- Yerevan: Njhar, 2016.- 352 p.
Harutyunyan G. Karen Demirchyan: Word of Memory.- Yerevan, 2006.- 84 p.
Harutyunyan G., Mavčič A. The Constitutional Review and its Development in the Modern World (A Comparative Constitutional Analysis.- Yerevan-Ljubljana, 1999.- 445 p.
Heinze E. The Logic of Constitutional Rights.- London, New York, 2017.- 116 p.
Henkin L. Foreign Affairs and the Constitution.- New York, 1975.- 600 p.
Here we go! Under the banner of ANAR-COMM.- Lyon, 2012.- 101 p.
Historical Maps of Armenia: The most ancient and ancient periods (2107y. B.C. - 428y. A.D.).- Yerevan, 2003.- 150 p.
Hoffman T. Armin Wegner.- Yerevan, 1996.- 16 p.
Holmes K. R., Moore T. A. Restoring American Leader Ship: A U.S. Foreign and Defense Policy Bleueprint.- Washington, 1996.- 288 p.
Hovannisian R. G. Denial of the Armenian Genocide in Comparison with Holocaust Denial.- Yerevan, 2002.- 40 p.
Hovhannisyan N. Formation of the Transcaucasian - Middle Eastern Geopolitical Region.- Yerevan, 2000.- 20 p.
Hovhannisyan N. The Karabakh Problem: Factors, Criteria, Variants of Solution.- Yerevan, 1999.- 112 p.
How Constitutions Change: A Comparative Study /Ed. O. Dawn, C. Fusaro.- Oxford, 2011.- 502 p.
How Democratic Is the American Constitution?: 2th edition /by R. A. Dahl.- New Haven, London: Yale University Press, 2003.- 224 p.
Human Rights and the Functioning of the Democratic Institutions in Emergency Situations (Wroclaw, 3-5 October 1995).- Strasbourg, 1997.- 202 p.

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