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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Survey Thirty-Five Years of Activity 1959-1994.- Strasbourg, 1995.-112 p.
Sustainable Human Development and Armenia (Brief Summaries of Proceedings and Final Document of the first National Conference, Yerevan, April, 1997) /ed. L. Valesyan, K. Danielyan.- Yerevan: Noyan Tapan, 1997.- 48 p.
Szmulik B., Szymanek J. Introduction to the Constitution of the Republic of Poland.- Warszawa, 2020.- 252 p.
Szmulik B., Szymanek J. Legal dispute over the Constitutional Court in Poland.- Warszawa, 2020.- 276 p.
Szmulik B., Szymanek J. Legal dispute over the judiciary in Poland.- Warszawa, 2020.- 206 p.
Talmon S. Recognition of Governments in International Law With Particular Reference to Governments in Exile.- Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2004.- 394 p.
Tax Treaties of Armenia.- Yerevan, 2002.- 560 p.
The 1921 Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Georgia.- Batumi, 2012.- 128 p.
The 1921 Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Georgia.- Batumi, 2011.- 26 p.
The Armenian Genocide of 1915-1916: Bibliography.- Yerevan: Areresum-Ani, 1995.- 112+8 p.
The Armenian Genocide. Evidence from the German Foreign Office Archives, 1915-1916 /Ed. by Wolfgang Gust.- New York, Oxford, 2014.- 786 p.
The Challenges of the XXI Century in the Globalized World: Armenian Youth and the Challenges of the New Century.- Yerevan: Noyan Tapan, 2008.- 104 p.
The Composition of Constitutional Courts.- Strasbourg, 1997.- 114 p.
The Conscience of Europe: 50 Years of the European Court of Human Rights.- London, 2010.- 224 p.
The Constitution and the Constitutional Court Act.- Seoul, 2000.- 78 p.
The Constitution and the Constitutional Court Act.- Seoul, 2006.- 82 p.
The Constitution and the Constitutional Court Act.- Seoul, 2012.- 152 p.
The Constitution of Georgia in Georgian, Russian, English and German languages (adopted on August 24,1995).- Tbilisi, 1996.- 230 p.
The Constitution of Georgia. The Organec Law of Georgia on the Constitutional Court of Georgia. Law of Georgia on Constitutional Legal Proceedings. The Decisions, 1998.- 178 p.
The Constitution of Greece (06.04.2001).- Athens, 2004.- 144 p.
The Constitution of Greece.- Athens, 1995.- 112 p.
The Constitution of may 3, 1791.- Warszawa, 2001.- 232 p.
The Constitution of Mongolia, 2017.- 80 p.
The Constitution of Romania, 1991.- 70 p.
The Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran (1979), 1995.- 50 p.
The Constitution of the Republic of Armenia (1995).- Yerevan: Mkhitar Gosh, 1996.- 188 p.
The Constitution of the Republic of Armenia (2005).- Yerevan, 2007.- 168 p.
The Constitution of the Republic of Armenia (2015).- Yerevan: Tigran Mets, 2016.- 288 p.
The Constitution of the Republic of Armenia.- Yerevan, 2010.- 260 p.
The Constitution of the Republic of Belarus.- Minsk: Belarus, 2007.- 103 p.
The Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan (30.08.1995).- Almati: Jeti jargi, 2000.- 144 p.
The Constitution of the Republic of Latvia.- Riga: Latvijas Vestnesis, 2012.- p. 261-324.
The Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania (25.10.1992), 2008.- 64 p.
The Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania (25.10.1992).- Vilnius, 2004.- 66 p.
The Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania (25.10.1992).- Vilnius, 2006.- 64 p.
The Constitution of the Republic of Poland (2 April, 1997).- Warsaw, 1997.- 98 p.
The Constitution of the Republic of Poland /with an Introduction by B. Szmulik, J. Szymanek.- Warszawa, 2018.- 218 p.
The Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996 (As adopted on 08.05.1996 and amended on 11.10.1996 by the Constitutional Assembly), 2016.- 178 p.
The Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996 (As adopted on 08.05.1996 and amended on 11.10.1996 by the Constitutional Assembly), 1996.- 188 p.
The Constitution of the Republic of Turkey.- Ankara, 1995.- 122 p.
The Constitution of the United States of America and the Constitution of the State of California, 1996.- 291 p.
The Constitution of the United States of America with Explantory Notes, 2004.- 88 p.
The Constitutional Control on of the Border of the Centuries: Actual Problems and Perspectives of Development (International scientific and practical conference).- Tiraspol, 2004.- 532 p.
The Constitutional Court - The Republic of Korea.- Seoul, 1997.- 34 p.
The Constitutional Court in the Democratic State (30.06-01.07.2006).- Sofia, 2006.- 168 p.
The Constitutional Court of Korea.- Seoul.- 65 p.
The Constitutional Court of Republic of Slovenia.- Ljubljana, 1998.- 164 p.
The Constitutional Court of Republic of Slovenia.- Ljubljana, 2002.- 32 p.
The Constitutional Court of Romania.- Bucharest, 1996.- 60 p.
The Constitutional Court of Romania.- Bucharest, 1998.- 72 p.

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