Framing the State in times ofj transition : case studies in constitution making.
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BookPublisher: Washington; United Sates Institute of Peace Press; 2010Description: xviii, 715 p. : 25 cm.ISBN: 9781601270559.Subject(s): Framing the StateDDC classification: 342.029 MIL 2010 Summary: The enlightening case studies and overview essays in this impressive collection show how modern constitution-drafters face common problems and arrive at quite diverse solutions, some successful and others less so, all set in the precise political context the drafters face. The book is sure to be an essential resource for all those interested in constitutional development and regime transitions." (Mark Tushnet, William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Law, Harvard Law School)
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Contents
PART I: THEORY AND CONCEPTS
PART II: AFRICA
PART III: ASIA AND THE PACIFIC
PART IV: EUROPE
PART V: LATIN AMERICA
PART VI: MIDDLE EAST AND CENTRAL ASIA
PART VII: CONCLUSION
The enlightening case studies and overview essays in this impressive collection show how modern constitution-drafters face common problems and arrive at quite diverse solutions, some successful and others less so, all set in the precise political context the drafters face. The book is sure to be an essential resource for all those interested in constitutional development and regime transitions." (Mark Tushnet, William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Law, Harvard Law School)
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