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2 months ago in Comparative Constitutional Law , International Law By Bindya
Can you suggest literature on the United Nations’ role in post-colonial constitution-making?
This question arises from studying constitution exportation. The UN often acted as advisor or facilitator. I want historical and legal perspectives.
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By Sylvia Answered 1 month ago
From my experience, work by scholars like Hannah Lerner and Laurel Miller offers valuable insight into UN-assisted constitution-making. I have seen that the literature emphasizes both technical assistance and political constraint. I would recommend focusing on case studies from Africa and Asia, where UN involvement was most pronounced, as they reveal the limits and possibilities of international constitutional guidance.
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