Hryhorii Berchenko
Research keywords
judiciary, Constitutional Court, interpretation, legitimacy, changes to the
constitution, human rights, democracy, post-sovereign theory, material constitution, a living
constitution, an invisible constitution, constituent power
entrenchment clauses
eternity clause
militant democracy
territorial integrity
absolute entrenchment
unamendability
constituent power
preliminary judicial review
constitutional control
constitutional amendment
entrenchment clause
Constitutional Court
Supreme Court
constitutional proceedings, constitutional complaint, legitimacy, right to a fair trial
exceptional circumstances
Publications in AJEE (4)
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JUDICIAL INTERPRETATION AS INFORMAL CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES: QUESTIONS OF LEGITIMACY IN THE ASPECT OF THE DOCTRINE OF CONSTITUENT POWER
Cite this article Berchenko H, ‘Judicial Interpretation as Informal Constitutional Changes: Questions of Legitimacy in the Aspect of the Doctrine of Constituent Power’ (2024) 7(2) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe 39-62. Last published 1 May 2024 7.2-a000203
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UNAMENDABLE PROVISIONS OF THE CONSTITUTION AND THE TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY OF UKRAINE
Berchenko H, Slinko T, Horai O, ‘Unamendable Provisions of the Constitution and the Territorial Integrity of Ukraine’ 2022 4-2(17) Special Issue Access to Justice in Eastern Europe 113-127.
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PRELIMINARY JUDICIAL CONTROL OF AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION: COMPARATIVE STUDY
H Berchenko, T Slinko, Ye Tkachenko, V Kobryn ‘Preliminary Judicial Control of Amendments to the Constitution: Comparative Study’ 2022 4(16) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe 159-169.
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Some Issues of Constitutional Justice in Ukraine
H Berchenko, A Maryniv, S Fedchyshyn ‘Some Issues of Constitutional Justice in Ukraine’ 2021 2(10) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe 128–145.