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Structure of the Volume

The volume includes a brief Introduction, 19 jurisdiction-based chapters, and a Conclusion.

The 19 jurisdiction-based chapters address the common questions above, therefore have a similar structure. These chapters are organised in a modular fashion to explain the reasons of constitution-making, the process of constitution­making, substantive contents of the constitution adopted, and the implementation of the constitution. The volume seeks to combine the richness of in-depth contex­tual analysis of each of the case studies while retaining a common comparative framework.

The Conclusion, written by a co-editor of this volume, surveys the 19 jurisdiction-based chapters and provides comparative analysis on the waves, diffusion, and models of constitution-making in Asia.

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Source: Bui Ngoc Son, Malagodi Mara (eds.). Asian Comparative Constitutional Law, Volume 1: Constitution-Making. Hart Publishing,2023. — 495 p.. 2023
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