News 8 May 2018 Moldova's president to submit constitution amendment proposal to shift to presidential system of government News 8 May 2018 Myanmar’s ambitious new president pushing for changes to military-drafted constitution News 7 May 2018 Australian parliamentary inquiry to recommend referendum allowing MPs be dual citizens News 7 May 2018 Grenadians to Vote Again in Referendum on Making CCJ Island’s Final Appellate Court News 4 May 2018 Polish President urges referendum to ask Poles about constitution Dear Reader, In the April newsletter, we share with you two original Voices from the Field pieces and a number of updates on constitutional reform processes in different parts of the world. News 2 May 2018 Chad parliament approves revised constitution reinstating term limits, but allowing Deby to run again News 2 May 2018 Peru President to propose bicameral system, changes to electoral system News 2 May 2018 Op-ed: Kenya mulls shift to parliamentary system: The perils of allowing politicians to push constitution amendment News 1 May 2018 Op-ed: The perils of semi-presidentialism in Sri Lanka: The collapse of cohabitation and the design of executive power Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 334 Page 335 Page 336 Page 337 Current page 338 Page 339 Page 340 Page 341 Page 342 … Next page Next › Last page Last » Subscribe to
News 8 May 2018 Moldova's president to submit constitution amendment proposal to shift to presidential system of government
News 8 May 2018 Myanmar’s ambitious new president pushing for changes to military-drafted constitution
News 7 May 2018 Australian parliamentary inquiry to recommend referendum allowing MPs be dual citizens
Dear Reader, In the April newsletter, we share with you two original Voices from the Field pieces and a number of updates on constitutional reform processes in different parts of the world.
News 2 May 2018 Chad parliament approves revised constitution reinstating term limits, but allowing Deby to run again
News 2 May 2018 Op-ed: Kenya mulls shift to parliamentary system: The perils of allowing politicians to push constitution amendment
News 1 May 2018 Op-ed: The perils of semi-presidentialism in Sri Lanka: The collapse of cohabitation and the design of executive power
