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Constitutional Implications of the Police Power Doctrine examines the constitutional dimensions of the State’s authority to regulate private activities. The work addresses the scope of police powers, their constitutional foundations and the legal limits governing the exercise of public authority. It is of particular interest to researchers of Argentine administrative law, constitutional theory and the development of public-law doctrine.
Bibliographic catalog
Author: Néstor R. Valeri
Title: Constitutional Implications of the Police Power Doctrine
Publisher: Castellví
Place of publication: Santa Fe, Argentina
Year: To be verified; available records differ between 1958 and 1961.
Subject: Constitutional law, administrative law and police powers.
Language: Spanish.
