Public Participation
The involvement of the people who are to be governed in the creation and processes of their government. Public
participation affords individuals and non-governmental groups the ability to observe, engage with, and influence their government.
Voices From The Field
18 November
The Agenda and Dilemmas of Constitutional Reform in Bangladesh
Voices From The Field
1 November
What Does Extension of the Transition Period Mean for Constitution-Making in South Sudan?
Voices From The Field
9 October
Democracy in Action: The Role of Civil Society in Botswana’s Failed Constitutional Amendment Bill
Voices From The Field
12 July
Navigating Uncertainty: Reforming Palestinian Institutions Through Constitutional Reform Amid War
Voices From The Field
11 July
Constitutional Reform Report Sets Out the Way Forward for Jamaica – or Does It?
Voices From The Field
5 July
Constitutionalising Animal Welfare in Switzerland – Two Initiatives, Two Dynamics, Two Outcomes?
Voices From The Field
7 June
Developing a Home-Grown Independence Constitution in Bougainville
Voices From The Field
29 May
The Vanuatu Referendum 2024: Resolving Instability?
Voices From The Field
29 April
Unconstitutional Moments: The 2024 Attempts to Change the Philippine Constitution
Voices From The Field
15 April
A Constitutional Coup or Institutional Revolution in Togo?
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