Comparative Constitutional Law and Policy - Series page

pp ii-iv

From Parchment to Practice - Title page

pp v-v

Copyright page

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

Figures

pp ix-x

Tables

pp xi-xii

Contributors

pp xiii-xiv

1 - Introduction

pp 1-28

Part I - The Problem of Transformation in Constitutional Design

pp 29-126

2 - Looking “Backward” or “Forward” to American Constitutional Development

pp 31-52

3 - Marking Constitutional Transitions

pp 53-75

4 - India’s First Period

pp 76-97

5 - Two Steps “Forward,” One Step “Back”?

pp 98-126

Part II - The Issue of Gender

pp 127-186

6 - The Long Road Ahead

pp 129-158

7 - Constitutional Reform and Women’s Political Participation

pp 159-186

Part III - Institutional Development and the Role of Courts

pp 187-236

8 - Explaining the Institutional Role of the Colombian Constitutional Court

pp 189-207

9 - Implementing a New Constitution in a Competitive Authoritarian Context

pp 208-236

Part IV - Authoritarian Transitions

pp 237-302

10 - Transformational Authoritarian Constitutions

pp 239-262

11 - Authoritarian Straitjacket or Vehicle for Democratic Transition?

pp 263-280

12 - The Ethiopian Constitution and Ethnic Federalism

pp 281-302

Index

pp 303-310