Der resiliente Staat

The constitutional state as a normative order depends on practical effectiveness. This is particularly true in times of multiple crises. Passing such a test requires a normative and institutional setting that is both adaptable and sustainable in the face of conflict and crisis. Designing a resilient constitution requires rigidity and flexibility at the same time. As a state technique in times of crisis, resilience is necessary to steer crisis situations into normative channels while ensuring the future viability of the constitutional system as a whole.

With contributions by
Tristan Barczak | Christian Calliess | Johannes Eichenhofer | Sina Fontana | Aurore Gaillet | Dieter Grimm | Peter M. Huber | Heinrich Oberreuter | Stephan Rixen | Gunnar Folke Schuppert | Armin Steinbach