Editorial: Constitutional Judging under Pressure

Constitutional Judging under Pressure: The Role of Judges in Safeguarding the Rule of Law, Equality, and Planetary Survival
Başak Çalı, Cathryn Costello and Nora Markard

Equality Law: A Structural Turn
Shreya Atrey

Poverty in Judgecraft: New Narratives through the Language of Equality
Sarah Ganty

The Long Legacy of Apartheid Geography and the Reach of the South African Constitution’s Equality Clause
Catherine O’Regan

Practices of Social Constitutionalism: Poverty, Socio-economic Status and Social Exclusion in the Jurisprudence of the German Federal Constitutional Court
Cara Röhner

The Role of Kenyan Courts in Tackling Persistent Inequalities: Navigating Deference and Accountability
Victoria Miyandazi

Rights into Structures: Judging in a Time of Democratic Backsliding
Kim Lane Scheppele

Embedding Strategies of the European Apex Courts: Why Court Communication with All Segments of Society Matters
David Kosař

The Soft Guardrails of Legal Constitutionalism
Mariana Velasco-Rivera

Overcoming Democratic Short-termism through Constitutional Law?—The Difficulty of Making the Constitutional Veto Work in Climate Protection Cases
Gabriele Britz

Uncertainty and Tension in Constitutional Adjudication of Climate Mitigation
Sam Bookman

To Listen and to Belong. A Personal Take on Constitutionalism at Work Today
Susanne Baer