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Unintended Consequences and Constitutional Amendments
In: Law and the Limits of Reason, S. 163-186
Constitutional Amendment and Political Constitutionalism
In: Philosophical Foundations of Constitutional Law, S. 95-116
Democracy and Constitutional Amendments: Economic Reforms in India
In: Internationalisierung des Rechts und seine ökonomische Analyse, S. 747-758
The 26th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution: Does it Really Make Age Discrimination in the Vote Against Under 18s Constitutional? The Broader Lessons
In: Young People’s Human Rights and The Politics of Voting Age, S. 99-130
Canada
Describes the origins, development, & functions of Canada's Constitution, with particular attention to two key documents, the Constitution Act 1867 & the Constitution Act 1982. The Quebec issue & status of indigenous First Nations are also addressed over the course of outlining the structure of government, intergovernmental relations, federal powers, the electoral system, citizen rights, & procedure for constitutional amendment. K. Coddon
Togo - 2018: Politique intérieure, affaires étrangères, développement socio-économique
In: Africa Yearbook. Vol. 15, Politics, economy and society South of the Sahara in 2018, S. 179-188
Throughout the year the controversial legislative elections dominated the political landscape. Huge anti-government demonstrations that called in vain for political alternance. The legislative elections of 20 December 2018, boycotted by the major opposition parties, resulted in an easy victory of the ruling party, however without the expected constitutional amendment majority. Therefore, the prime minister and his cabinet were replaced. The local elections, crucial for democratization at the grass-roots, but postponed time and again since 1987, were again postponed in December 2018 sine die. Economic growth remained stable at about 5% per annum. Public investment in infrastructure (e. g. roads, harbour) and increases in agricultural productivity, notably of export crops, had been the key drivers of economic growth. Moreover, money-laundering, illegal money transfers and trafficking grew alarmingly. Unemployment and lacking political change caused increasing migration.