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Australian government formally apologized for mistreatment of indigenous peoples in 2008 (Photo credit: Dave Keeshan/ Flickr)

Voices From The Field

17 November 2017

One-step back for indigenous recognition in Australia: But it’s not over yet

Spain on a map (photo credit: Pixabay)

Voices From The Field

13 November 2017

The Catalonia (constitutional) conundrum is here to stay

Photo credit: Lady_K/Flickr

Voices From The Field

31 October 2017

Beyond Catalonia: Secession movements in Cameroon, Nigeria, Yemen and Kurdistan

The Sri Lankan Flag (photo credit: Pixabay)

Voices From The Field

30 October 2017

The Interim Report on reforming the Sri Lankan Constitution

A drawing of the flag of Catalonia, with a declaration for 'Independence' (Photo credit: Don McCullough/Flickr)

Voices From The Field

31 August 2017

Too Little, Too Late? The Spanish Government’s Proposals to Resolve the Current Conflict with Catalonia

Flag of Sri Lanka (photo credit: Nishan/Flickr)

Voices From The Field

29 August 2017

More than meets the eye? The Sri Lankan Supreme Court’s decision on the proscription of the Federal Party

African leaders attend signing ceremony of the Peace Agreement in Mali (photo credit: UN Photo/Marco Dormino/Flickr)

Voices From The Field

20 July 2017

Mali: Peace process, constitutional reform, and an uncertain political future

Picture capturing the main themes in the recognition debate (photo credit: Ron Mader/ Flickr)

Voices From The Field

16 June 2017

Australia’s First Nations seek to be heard: A seminal process, outcomes pending

Illustration of Philippine federalism by Joshua Rioja/Philippine Collegian

Voices From The Field

14 December 2016

Duterte’s Philippines and the push for constitutional shift towards federalism

The launch of the National Dialogue (photo credit: The Khilafah

Voices From The Field

29 November 2016

The Sudan National Dialogue and constitutional reforms: Co-opting mild opponents?

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