Akritas Kaidatzis
@akritaskaidatzis.bsky.social
Ass. professor, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Law School
Constitutional law; Constitutional History; Law and Politics; Courts and Politics; Judicial Review of Legislation
Constitutional law; Constitutional History; Law and Politics; Courts and Politics; Judicial Review of Legislation
< Thus, the court concluded, despite the literal ban on private universities, a statute enabling their establishment is not unconstitutional.
The clause was effectively made null.
What comes next?
My guess would be hollowing out constitutional clauses on the protection of labour and unions
The clause was effectively made null.
What comes next?
My guess would be hollowing out constitutional clauses on the protection of labour and unions
October 28, 2025 at 6:24 AM
< Thus, the court concluded, despite the literal ban on private universities, a statute enabling their establishment is not unconstitutional.
The clause was effectively made null.
What comes next?
My guess would be hollowing out constitutional clauses on the protection of labour and unions
The clause was effectively made null.
What comes next?
My guess would be hollowing out constitutional clauses on the protection of labour and unions
Reposted by Akritas Kaidatzis
“Increasing numbers of political leaders and citizens are now willing to tolerate authoritarian practices in exchange for better protection of their security, social benefits, and political status. It’s this support for creeping autocracy … that must be addressed.”
Can Judicial Resistance Last?
The law can protect democracy—but only up to a certain point. After that, it’s up to the people. And there’s the challenge.
bit.ly
October 20, 2025 at 12:14 AM
“Increasing numbers of political leaders and citizens are now willing to tolerate authoritarian practices in exchange for better protection of their security, social benefits, and political status. It’s this support for creeping autocracy … that must be addressed.”
< Needless to say, what is *really* irrational is the #HousingCrisis itself, the governments that allow or promote it, and the interests that these governments favor.
October 16, 2025 at 6:23 PM
< Needless to say, what is *really* irrational is the #HousingCrisis itself, the governments that allow or promote it, and the interests that these governments favor.
Populism and Progressivism as Constitutional Categories– Part I
| Jack M. Balkin
jackbalkin.yale.edu
October 13, 2025 at 4:59 AM