Democracy is the rule of the shifting, current majority and thus the rule of the respective present. Yet democratic demands of different times can clash when laws can no longer, or only partly, be amended. Jascha Amery analyses these intertemporal tensions and establishes principles for the relationship of legislation to its past and future.
Democracy is the rule of the shifting, current majority and thus the rule of the respective present. Yet democratic demands of different times can clash when laws can no longer, or only partly, be amended. Jascha Amery analyses these intertemporal tensions and establishes principles for the relationship of legislation to its past and future.
Jascha Amery
Geboren 1985; Studium der Rechtswissenschaft an der Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena; Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter u.a. am Fachbereich Rechtswissenschaft der Freien Universität Berlin; Lehrtätigkeiten u.a. am Moskauer Staatlichen Institut für Internationale Beziehungen; Referendariat am Kammergericht; Rechtsanwalt in Berlin; 2024 Promotion (FU Berlin).
Änderbarkeit Abänderbarkeit Revidierbarkeit intergenerationell intertemporal