NUM Law Review

Articles

• The Characteristics, Lessons, and Historical Significance of Mongolia's First (1924) Constitution

  Narangerel Sodovsuren

  1-13

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• A Supremacy of the Constitution

  Amarsanaa Jugnee

  15-29

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• Examination of Mongolia’s first Constitution (1924) from a legal perspective

  Lundeejantsan Danzan, Batbayar Tsedendamba

  31-46

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• The Constitution as the Supreme Document of Politics and Law

  Munkhbat Sodnomdarjaa, Jargal Jambal

  47-64

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• The Ideology of the 1914 “Ulsiin Erkh” and Mongolia’s Proclamation of Human Rights

  Enkhbadral Myagmar, Dash-Yondon Budragchaa

  65-85

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• The Sovereignty of Mongolia in Early 20th Century and the Ideological Foundations of the First Constitution (1924)

  Tuulaikhuu Enkhee

  87-101

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• Mongolia’s Constitutional Evolution in 100 Years: Reflections on Socialist and Democratic Eras

  Soni Sharad Kumar

  103-119

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• Constitutional Revolution in Mongolia: Is the 1924 Constitution Truly the First Constitution?

  Bayanbaatar Batbayar

  121-146

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• From Marx to Montesquieu: Differences between Socialist and Liberal Constitutionalism

  Küpper Herbert

  147-167

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• Analyzing the Constitution of Mongolia from Theoretical and Methodological Approach of Constitutional Economics

  Selenge Khayankhyarvaa

  169-187

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• A Problem of Executive Branch: Reforms of Government Agency System

  Mashbat Otgonbayar

  189-208

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• Significance Articles of Education in Constitutional Framework - Through a comparison of the Constitution of Japan and the Constitution of the Empire of Japan -

  Matsui Hiroshi

  209-232

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• Constitutions of The Mongolian People’s Republic Ratified in 1924, 1940 and 1960 as the Determiners of State Economy Development and its Tendency

  Punsaldulam Bor

  233-250

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• The Right to Engage Private Enterprise under the Constitution and the Challenges within its Legal Framework

  Davaanyam Gankhuyag

  251-268

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• The Right of Citizens to Protect Their Health, Receive Medical Care or Social Health Care Services

  Chuluuntsetseg Ochirjantsan, Rentsedorj Sandag

  269-285

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• Guarantees of Environmental Rights in the Constitution and Their Characteristics

  Sukhchuluun Sukhbaatar

  287-302

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• Impacts of the Constitutional Law on Private Law and Their Interrelationship

  Buyankhishig Bat-Erdene

  303-331

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• The Use of Artificial Intelligence in the Judiciary: Constitutional Scope and Constraints

  Sarantuya Tserenbaltav

  333-344

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• The Impact of the Constitutional Court's Decision

  Udval Vanchig

  345-360

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• Environmental Rights in Mongolia and Beyond - A Comparative Analysis

  Dirk Hanschel, Bayar Dashpure

  361-377

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• Constitutional Review: Some Issues to Consider in Reviewing Court Decisions by The Constitutional Court

  Munkh-Erdene Terbish

  379-394

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• A Comparative Study of the Meaning and Cases of Territorial Provisions in the Constitution

  Park Jeong-Won

  395-413

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• The Institute of Legislative Initiative of Citizens in the Subjects of the Russian Federation

  Vasyutkin Nikolay Efremovich, Tumurova Anna Timofeevna

  415-430

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• Limitations on Constitutional Amendments: Distinctive Features and Differences between Common Law and Civil Law Legal Systems

  Darkhanbold Olonbold

  431-460

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• The Durability of the Constitution from A Historical Perspective and Contemporary

  Altansukh Jamiyanjav

  461-488

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• The Issue of Increasing the Number of Members in the State Great Khural (Parliament of Mongolia)

  Bumdari Dagva-Ochir

  489-529

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• Citizens’ Trust in Democratic Constitutional State Institutions and its Social Impact

  Munkhbaatar Sengedorj

  531-546

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