The Negotiable Constitution On the Limitation of Rights

Review of the hardback: 'Webber offers an elegant and vigorous argument against what he takes to be the 'received approach' to the limitation of constitutional rights.' Julian Rivers, Public Law Review of the hardback: 'Webber offers ... an ambitious reconceptualization of constitutions and their rights ... his most fundamental positive thesis ... is that constitutional rights are actually constituted by their accompanying limitations clause ... the synthesis itself is indeed novel and, I think, a real contribution to the literature on constitutional theory ...' John Oberdiek, Constitutional Commentary Review of the hardback: 'Webber's discussion of the limitation of rights comes with a more general theory of the constitution ... It is, thus, a book of impressive breadth.' Charles-Maxime Panaccio, International Journal of Constitutional Law Review of the hardback: 'Webber's book invites us to think about rights in new ways and is a welcome contribution to constitutional theory discourse.' Dwight Newman, Alberta Law Review