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Annual Review of Constitution Building: 2025

Analysis

Annual Review of Constitution Building: 2025

by IDEA

Restoring Constitutional Order after Coups: Comparative Analysis of the Constitutional Texts of Burkina Faso, Chad and Mali

Analysis

Restoring Constitutional Order after Coups: Comparative Analysis of the Constitutional Texts of Burkina Faso, Chad and Mali

by IDEA

Algerian protest (credit: Gwenael Piaser via Flickr)

Voices From The Field

7 May 2026

Algeria’s “Technical” Constitutional Reform: Between Closing Procedural Gaps and Recalibrating Institutional Balances

Meeting of Somalia's Independent Constitutional Review and Implementation Commission (credit: Commission via icric.gov.so)

Voices From The Field

7 April 2026

From Provisional to Permanent Constitution? Assessing the End of Somalia’s Constitutional Review Process

National Assembly of Lao PDR (credit: website of the National Assembly of Lao PDR)

Voices From The Field

4 February 2026

Constitutional Amendments in Lao PDR: Strengthening Local Governance, Bolstering the Economy, and Combatting Corruption

Protest against the Amnesty and Shielding Constitutional Amendment Bills (credit: Marcelo Camargo/Agência Brasil via Flickr)

Voices From The Field

8 January 2026

A Year in Constitution-Building: What 2025 Revealed, What 2026 May Bring

Annual Review of Constitution Building: 2024

Analysis

Annual Review of Constitution Building: 2024

by IDEA

Supreme Court of Kenya (credit: Francis Akuka via Wikimedia Commons)

Voices From The Field

29 August 2025

The Blurry Lines: Separation of Powers at Risk in Kenya’s Constitutional Battle over Government Funds

Belgian Senate (credit: M0tty via Wikimedia Commons)

Voices From The Field

7 July 2025

Toward a Unicameral Federalism in Belgium?

Slovak flag and European Union flag under the rain (credit: Kiwiev via Wikimedia Commons)

Voices From The Field

3 July 2025

Dangerous Proposals to Amend the Constitution of Slovakia: Undermining Fundamental Rights and International Law

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