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Volume 49

Issue Four

(March 2008)

Articles:

• Angela M. Banks
  Expanding Participation in Constitution Making: Challenges and Opportunities
  
• Paul D. Carrington
  Could and Should America Have Made an Ottoman Republic in 1919?
  
• James Thuo Gathii
  Popular Authorship and Constitution Making: Comparing and Contrasting the DRC and Kenya
  
• Zachary Elkins, Tom Ginsburg, & James Melton
  Baghdad, Tokyo, Kabul ...: Constitution Making in Occupied States
  
• Ran Hirschl
  The Theocratic Challenge to Constitution Drafting in Post-Conflict States
  
• Donald L. Horowitz
  Conciliatory Institutions and Constitutional Processes in Post-conflict States
  
• Vicki C. Jackson
  What’s in a Name? Reflections on Timing, Naming, and Constitution-making
  
• Inga Markovits
  Constitution Making After National Catastrophes: Germany in 1949 and 1990
  
• Balakrishnan Rajagopal
  Invoking the Rule of Law in Post-conflict Rebuilding: A Critical Examination
  
• Kim Lane Scheppele
  A Constitution Between Past and Future
  
• Karol Edward Soltan
  Constitution Making at the Edges of Constitutional Order
  
• Jane Stromseth
  Post-conflict Rule of Law Building: The Need for a Multi-layered, Synergistic Approach
  
• Mark Tushnet
  Some Skepticism About Normative Constitutional Advice
  
• William W. Van Alstyne
  Quintessential Elements of Meaningful Constitutions in Post-conflict States
  
• Jennifer Widner
  Constitution Writing in Post-conflict Settings: An Overview