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1 Thomas Fleiner Class No. 2 Different Systems of Constitution making Belgrade Law Faculty Master Course on Comparative Constitutional Law Prof. Thomas Fleiner October 31 to November 17 2011

2 Nation as Constitution Maker? Different concepts of Nation Resolution Council of Europe Constitution Making Versus Nation Making

3 Concept of the State and Function of the Constitution Constitution empowering Big-Bang Constitution Limiting

4 Civil Law Tradition Pouvoir Constituant Pouvoir Constitué Continuity in the Common Law Tradition Common Wealth

5 Pouvoir Constituant System of South Africa Tunisia France Basic Law of Germany Pouvoir Constituant and European Union

6 Pouvoir Constitué Amending the Constitution Legislature and/or peoples Federation: USA, Canada Limiting Pouvoir Constitué Article 146 German Basic Law

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