1. IntroductionPart I: Foundations
2. Revolutions and Constitution-Making
3. Constitution Making and Social Transformation4. International Involvement in Constitution-Making5. Constituent Power, Primary Assemblies, and the Imperative Mandate6. Amendment and Revision in the Unmaking of ConstitutionsPart II: Techniques and Processes
7. The Constitutional Referendum in Historical Perspective8. Constitutional Design Deferred9. Making Constitutions in Deeply Divided Places10. Civil society, participation and the making of Kenya’s constitution11. How Constitutional Crowdsourcing can Enhance Legitimacy in Constitution-MakingPart III: Contexts and Contents12. Religion and Constitution-Making in Comparative Perspective13. Constitution Making and State Building14. The Making of ‘Illiberal Constitutionalism’ with or without a New Constitution: The Case of Hungary and Poland15. Constitution Making: The case of ‘Unwritten’ Constitutions16. The Making of Constitutional PreamblesPart IV: Historical Perspectives
17. Constitutionalism Ancient and Oriental
18. First Constitutions: American Procedural Influence19. National Identity and Constitutions in Modern Europe: Into the Fifth Zone20. Constitution Making and Constitutionalism in EuropePart V: Regional Perspectives
21. The Unsurprising but Distinctive Nature of Constitution Writing in the Arab World22. Constitution Crafting in South Asia: Lessons on Accommodation and Alienation23. Constitution-making and Public Participation in Southeast Asia24. Voluntary Infusion of Constitutionalism in Anglophone African Constitutions25. Post-Soviet Constitution-Making26. Constituent Power and Constitution-Making in Latin America
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