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Babeck Wolfgang, Weber Albrecht. Writing Constitutions. Volume I: Institutions. Springer,2022. — 637 p.. 2022

Writing Constitutions intends to serve as a practical manual for those writing constitutions or interested in their design. It is the first systematic and universal approach to coherently capture concepts and contents of a modern constitution. Volume I breaks each constitutional mechanism into components and offers detailed designs to draft a constitutional clause. This provides lawmakers with the necessary toolkit for writing constitutions and empowers them to strengthen democracies.

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Preface
Part I Parliament
Unicameral or Bicameral Parliaments
Albrecht Weber
The Deputy
Wolfgang Babeck
Political Parties and Thresholds
Wolfgang Babeck
Internal Organisation of Parliament and Role of the Opposition
Wolfgang Babeck
Investigative Committees and Inquisitorial Rights
Wolfgang Babeck
Legislation
Albrecht Weber
Part II President
The Presidential Office: Qualification, Election and Term
Wolfgang Babeck
Presidential Powers and Veto Rights
Wolfgang Babeck and Albrecht Weber
Dissolution of Parliament and Impeachment of President
Wolfgang Babeck
Part III Government
Wolfgang Babeck and Albrecht Weber
Part IV Judiciary
Constitutional Courts: Supreme Courts
Albrecht Weber
General and Special Jurisdictions and Public Prosecution
Albrecht Weber
PartV Territorial Structure
Territorial Structure
Albrecht Weber
Part VI State of Emergency
State of Emergency
Wolfgang Babeck
Part VII Defence
Defence
Albrecht Weber
Part VIII Budget, Finance and Central Banks
Budget, Finance and Central Banks
Wolfgang Babeck
Part IX Referendum
The Referendum
Wolfgang Babeck
Part X Amending the Constitution
Amendment Power
Wolfgang Babeck
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