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List of the Available Publications at the Constitutional Court

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Constitution of the Republic of Belarus of 1994 with changes and additions adopted at the republican referenda of November 24, 1996 and of October 17, 2004.- Minsk, 2014.- 160 p.
Constitution of the Republic of Bulgaria (established by the Grand National Assembly on 12 July, 1991).- Sofia.- 40 p.
Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan: Photoalbum.- Almati: Raritet, 2010.- 400 p.
Constitution of the Republic of Macedonia (with the Amendments of the Constitution I-XVIII).- Skopje, 2002.- 84 p.
Constitution of the Republic of Macedonia.- Skopje, 1991.- 52 p.
Constitution of the Republic of Moldova (29.07.1994, as last amended 15.07.2004).- Chisinau, 2004.- 48 p.
Constitution of Ukraine (28.06.1996).- Kiev, 1996.- 114 p
Constitution Portuguese Republic, 2000.- 180 p.
Constitutional Court Decision: Dissolution if the Unified Progressive Party.- Seoul, 2016.- 472 p.
Constitutional Court Decisions (2011).- Seoul, 2012.- 332 p.
Constitutional Court Decisions (2012).- Seoul, 2013.- 223 p.
Constitutional Court Decisions (2013).- Seoul, 2014.- 254 p.
Constitutional Court Decisions (2014).- Seoul, 2015.- 360 p.
Constitutional Court Decisions (2015).- Seoul, 2016.- 248 p.
Constitutional Court Decisions (2016).- Seoul, 2017.- 286 p.
Constitutional Court Decisions: Vol 1. (1998-2004).- Seoul, 2006.- 958 p.
Constitutional Court Decisions: Vol 2. (2005-2008).- Seoul, 2009.- 872 p.
Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina: 1964-2014.- Sarajevo, 2014.- 190 p.
Constitutional Court of Georgia.- Tbilisi, 2003.- 44 p.
Constitutional Court of Georgia: Decisions: 1996-1997.- Tbilisi, 2002.- 268 p.
Constitutional Court of Georgia: Decisions: 1998-1999.- Tbilisi, 2002.- 322 p.
Constitutional Court of Georgia: Decisions: 2000-2001.- Tbilisi, 2002.- 432 p.
Constitutional Court of Georgia: Decisions: 2002.- Tbilisi, 2003.- 301 p.
Constitutional Court of Georgia: Decisions: 2003.- Tbilisi, 2004.- 440 p.
Constitutional Court of Georgia: Decisions: 2004.- Tbilisi, 2005.- 432 p.
Constitutional Court of Georgia: Decisions: 2005.- Tbilisi, 2006.- 336 p.
Constitutional Court of Georgia: Decisions: 2009.- Tbilisi, 2010.- 584 p.
Constitutional Court of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic. Legal Positions.- Tiraspol, 2007.- 528 p.
Constitutional Court of the Republic of Latvia.- Riga, 1996.- 48 p.
Constitutional Court of the Republic of Slovenia.- Ljubljana, 1995.- 76 p.
Constitutional Court of the Republic of Slovenia: Selected Decisions (1991-2015).- Ljubljana, 2016.- 1503 p.
Constitutional Court of the Republic of Tajikistan - Child of the State Independence.- Dushanbe: Er-graf, 2011.- 134 p.
Constitutional Court of the Republic of Tajikistan. Dushanbe, 2001.- 64 p.
Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation: The Senate. The House of Laval.- Sankt-Peterburg, 2009.- 112 p.
Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic.- Kosice, 2001.- 178 p.
Constitutional Culture and Democratic Rule /by J. Ferejohn.- Cambridge, 2001.- 414 p.
Constitutional Cultures /by M. Wyrzybowski.- Warsaw, 2000.- 292 p.
Constitutional Dilemmas: Conflicts of Fundamental Legal Rights in Europe and USA /by L. Zucca.- Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 2012.- 194 p.
Constitutional Dilemmas: Conflicts of Fundamental Legal Rights in Europe and USA /by L. Zucca.- Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 2008.- 188 p.
Constitutional Fictions: A Unified Theory of Constitutional Facts /by D. L. Faigman.- Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 2008.- 232 p.
Constitutional Futures: A History of the Next Ten Years /ed. by R. Hazell.- New York, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2004.- 264 p.
Constitutional Interpretation: The Basic Questions /by S. A. Barber, J. E. Eleming.- New York: Oxford University Press, 2007.- 202 p.
Constitutional Jurisdiction 20 Years After the Fall of the Communist Curtain.- Bucharest, 2014.- 352 p.
Constitutional Jurisprudense in the Area of Freedom of Religion and Beliefs (XI the Conference of the European Constitutional Courts): Part I.- Warsaw, 2000.- 456 p.
Constitutional Jurisprudence in the Area of Freedom of Religion and Beliefs (XI th Conference of the European Constitutional Courts): Part II.- Warsaw, 2000.- p. 457-898.
Constitutional Justice and Democracy by Referendum (Strasbourg, 23-24 June, 1995).- Strasbourg, 1996.- 186 p.
Constitutional Justice Functions and Relationship with the other Public Authorities (Bucharest, 23-25.05.2011): Vol. 2.- Bucharest, 2011.- 408 p.
Constitutional Justice in Asia. “Principle of Equality and Prohibition of Discrimination”: (1-st Summer School of the Association of Asian Constitutional Courts and Equivalent Institutions) /ed. Dr. B. Kilinç.- Ankara, 2014.- 342 p.
Constitutional Justice in Lithuania.- Vilnius, 2003.- 680 p.
Constitutional Justice in the New Millennium.- Yerevan: Njhar, 2002.- 284 p.

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