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Museveni on overstaying (photo credit: Martha Leah Nangalama)

Voices From The Field

14 August 2018

Uganda’s age limit petition: Constitutional Court demurs on substance, cautious on procedure

FATA Residents (photo credit: Scroll)

Voices From The Field

18 July 2018

A Single Polity at Last? Pakistan’s Unfinished Efforts to Mainstream Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA)

Illustration showing yes/no voting (photo credit: Study.com)

Voices From The Field

13 July 2018

Croatia’s constitutional dilemma: Popular initiatives versus minority rights

Tunisian Female Ambassadors educated and mobilized rural women to register and vote in the local elections (photo credit: IFES)

Voices From The Field

1 June 2018

Local elections in Tunisia: Implementing the constitution and reinforcing the transition

Emergency Powers in Constitutions

Primer

Emergency Powers in Constitutions

by IDEA

Map of Chad (photo credit: Lonely Planet)

Voices From The Field

9 May 2018

Reforming the Content, Rather than Context, of the Chadian Constitution: Old Wine in a New Bottle?

Challenge of reconciling Israel's Jewish and Democratic character (Photo credit: Israel Seminars)

Voices From The Field

17 April 2018

Upsetting the Israeli Jewish-Democratic Balance: From the Declaration of Establishment to the Nation-State Bill

Semi-presidentialism and inclusive governance in Ukraine: Reflections for constitutional reform

Analysis

Semi-presidentialism and inclusive governance in Ukraine: Reflections for constitutional reform

by IDEA

Cover page of a new book assessing the debate on the reform of Irish abortion law (Photo credit: Policy Press)

Voices From The Field

10 April 2018

The Irish Referendum on Abortion: ‘Mediating’ Activists’ Demands with Political Caution through a Citizens’ Assembly

President Lenin Moreno with ex-president Rafael Correa during the election campaign (Photo credit: Ecuador Presidency)

Voices From The Field

31 March 2018

Constitutional Change in Ecuador: Improving Democratic Accountability—and Constraining a Rival

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