The most popular French constitutional law books

Constitutional law is about the rules that create a state and limit its power. Separation of powers, fundamental rights, the role of courts and how constitutions are interpreted are the subjects. There are student texts, scholarly studies and readable accounts of landmark cases. Only books in French are listed.

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Palestine
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Palestine

Noam Chomsky, Ilan Pappe, Frank Barat, Nicolas Calvé

2015 · 2016 edition

180 pages

5060
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5060

Katia Gagnon, LACOURSIERE ARIANE, Gabrielle Duchaine

Published 2022

300 pages

Droit constitutionnel
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Droit constitutionnel

Michel Troper, Pierre Brunet, Francis Hamon, Georges Burdeau

1993 · 2021 edition

900 pages

Le Québec, la Charte, l'Autre Et après?
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Le Québec, la Charte, l'Autre Et après?

Yara El-Ghadban, Ryoa Chung, Cécile Rousseau, Deirdre Meintel, Marie-Blanche Tahon, Marie-Claude Haince, Leïla Benhadjoudja, Ellen Corin

Published 2014

128 pages

Droit constitutionnel
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Droit constitutionnel

Pierre Pactet, Ferdinand Mélin-Soucramanien

2004 · 2020 edition

723 pages