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Voices From The Field

26 June 2017

Georgia’s further slide towards illiberal constitutionalism? The art of thinly veiled constitutional appearances

A woman votes in the 2009 Malawi elections (photo credit: Kundambiche Kazembe/Flickr)

Voices From The Field

30 May 2017

Presidential elections in Malawi: Towards a majoritarian (50+1) electoral system?

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Voices From The Field

23 November 2016

Grenada’s constitutional reforms: Referendums and limits to progressive reforms (part II)

photo credit: Wattpad @OurSingaporeStory

Voices From The Field

30 September 2016

Singapore’s Constitutional Commission: Altering the Elected Presidency to Ensure Multiracialism

Photo credit: Ancient Greece - Mr. Donn

Voices From The Field

24 August 2016

The Greece constitutional reform process: Towards direct democracy and secularism?

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Voices From The Field

10 August 2016

Zambia’s constitutional referendum: More rights, questionable legitimacy?

Supporters of the peace (Paz) process hold the Colombian flag (photo credit: Warscapes)

Voices From The Field

29 July 2016

Constitutional implications of Colombia’s judicialized peace process

Photo credit: The Himalayan Times

Voices From The Field

19 July 2016

Sri Lanka’s search for constitutional consensus amid social and political divisions

President Alassane Ouattara of Cote d'Ivoire (photo credit: Med Africa Times)

Voices From The Field

13 July 2016

The Third Cote d’Ivoire Republic: Towards an inclusive constitutional reform process

Photo credit: Pakistan Christian Post

Voices From The Field

24 June 2016

Pakistan reforms on composition and mandate of Electoral Commission: The Devil is in the Details

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