Interim Constitutions in Post-Conflict Settings

Celia Davies; Kimana Zulueta-Fuelscher; Asanga Welikala; Sumit Bisarya; Christine Bell

Interim Constitutions in Post-Conflict Settings

Celia Davies, Kimana Zulueta-Fuelscher (Editor), Asanga Welikala (Editor), Sumit Bisarya (Editor), Christine Bell (Editor)

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This report is the outcome of an inaugural event in a series of annual workshops to be known as the Post-
Conflict Constitution Building Dialogues which are closely connected to the Political Settlement Research Programme.

This workshop held before the Programme’s commencement, in anticipation of its themes, was organized to explore the
opportunities, challenges and experiences of ‘Interim Constitutions in Post-Conflict Settings’. The series is designed to draw out the benefits of informed constitutional comparison and an interdisciplinary approach to constitutional substance and processes.

This newly launched series of workshops is jointly hosted by the Constitution Building Processes programme of International IDEA and the Edinburgh Centre for Constitutional Law (ECCL) at Edinburgh Law School. The Global Justice Academy (GJA) of the University of Edinburgh and its Political Settlement Research Programme will also be associated with the partnership.

Original language	English
Publisher	International Idea
Number of pages	29
Publication status	Published - 2015

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Name	Political Settlements Reports

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