Article "Buddhist Constitutionalism in Thailand: When Rājadhammā Supersedes the Constitution", Eugénie Mérieau
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6 novembre 2018
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MÉRIEAU, E. (n.d.). Buddhist Constitutionalism in Thailand: When Rājadhammā Supersedes the Constitution. Asian Journal of Comparative Law,1-23. doi:10.1017/asjcl.2018.16 " This article adds nuance to the classical account depicting Thailand as a secularized country by documenting how Buddhism informs constitutional thought and practices in contemporary Thailand. Throughout the twentieth century, Buddhist discourses have been used to bypass constitutional provisions in the name of ‘dhamma’ ...