Sujit Choudhry along with George Anderson have recently released a series of essays that addresses constitutional processes that are specifically relevant in the areas of Libya, Myanmar and Yemen. The essays named “Territory and Power in constitutional Transitions,” includes a wide range of case studies that feature territorial politics and policies from Cyprus, Iraq, Nepal, Nigeria, Spain and others. These essays are considered to be key reading for those studying federalism, constitution design and other power-sharing topics.
In addition to the essays, Sujit Choudhry was responsible for authoring a companion piece on the same subject and shines light on territorial claims and how those claims relate to the constitution and the entire constitution-making process.
These essays are now available on Amazon for those that have an interest in building the constitutional process.
About Sujit Choudhry:
Sujit Choudhry has been a trusted advisor in governess and rules of the legal processes for over 20 years. He is international speaker, author and editor of numerous legal, political and constitutional articles and is an expert on intricate constitutional policies. He has advised numerous countries on the topics of multi-party dialogue and security sector reform. In 2013, he was named to an international group of experts to review a draft of a new Egyptian constitution.
Choudhry founded the Center of Constitutional Transitions and has received numerous accolades including being named Practitioner of the Year by the South Asian Bar Association in Toronto Canada in 2015 among others. He also sits of the Board of Editors of the International Journal of Constitutional Law.
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