Comparative Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Omnibus Legislation

Introduction: Comparative Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Omnibus Legislation.- Part I. Common Law Jurisdictions.- Omnibus Legislating in Congress in the 21st Century.- Due Process in Unorthodox Lawmaking: Statutory Interpretation in the Age of Legislative Complexity.- The Single-Subject Rule in the American States.- However questionable, omnibus legislation is here to stay.- Part II. Civil Law Jurisdictions.- Omnibus legislation in Spain: political expediency, doctrinal condemnation, and judicial indulgence.- The practice of omnibus laws in Belgium: an empirical test.- When rationalization of bureaucracy de-rationalizes legislatures: 'Monster bills' in France.- Omnibus legislation and maxi-amendments in Italy: How to circumvent the constitutional provision requiring to approve the bills 'article by article'.- Omnibus Legislation in Germany - A Widespread and yet Understudied Lawmaking Practice.- Part III. Mixed Sytem Jurisdictions.- Omnibus Legislation in Israel: The Interaction of Law, Politics, Economics and Judicial Review.- Centralization via Delegation: Analysis of the Israeli Arrangement Law.- The Economic Arrangements Law - Can The Knesset Learn From Other Countries That Contend With Omnibudget Laws?.- Part IV. Living Without Omnibus Legislation.- (Absence of) Omnibus Legislation in Sweden: when legislative drafting affects the political discourse
Mauro Zamboni.